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2015 Adelaide Crows Children's Foundation 2015 ADELAIDE CROWS CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015 CROWS FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT ABOUT US CHAIRMAN’S REPORT in its transition and in funding of the Indigenous Programmes. I am looking The Adelaide Crows Children’s 2015 saw the Foundation grant over forward to working with them for 2016 Foundation was established in 2005 to $130,000 to children in need in South and beyond. provide support to our SA community. Australia. For the first time we assisted Many requests are received daily from an individual with a joint fundraising The Foundation has supported a those in need and it was determined effort between the Club’s Captain Taylor range of children’s charities, sporting we would concentrate our efforts on Walker and the Foundation, raising clubs, schools and individuals via the supporting SA children’s charities. $20,000 for a family in need. donations of signed merchandise, memorabilia and appearances, to help In 2015, we are pleased to announce We also made one off grants to families each organisation raise much need that the Foundation has now granted in financial hardship as a result of funds. over $1.2M to support children in need domestic violence. This was important in SA. due to the tragic circumstances 2015 saw us host up to 150 intellectually surrounding the death of Phil Walsh disadvantaged children and their and also due to the focus on domestic carers over serval home games in CHARTER violence with Rosie Batty as Australian private viewing boxes, an experience With a charter to help children in of the Year for 2015. unavailable to these children without need the Adelaide Crows Children’s our support. The Foundation has worked closely with Foundation operates independently and raised significant funds to support We have proudly partnered this year of the Adelaide Football Club and the AFC Indigenous Program, which will with Team Kids, Suneden Special School is overseen by a separate Board of now fall under our charter from 2016 and Epilepsy SA. Directors. and beyond. The Crows Children’s Foundation’s Thank you to those who have helped BOARD MEMBERS key charter is to raise and distribute fundraise for us, especially Stephen funds for children in need (eg: sick Sanders and the Redline Classic riders and disadvantaged children), through and David Leon of Morgan Stanley. health, education and welfare programs. I’d like to thank our Board and the Adelaide Football Club, this year Each year the Foundation calls has seen the Foundation undergo for grant submissions to donate a significant changes and their support total of $100,000 to three worthy SA and positive attitude will see the charity projects. Our goal is to truly Foundation progress significantly in partner with each organisation not 2016 and beyond. only through dollar funding but also the priceless additional support of Thanks also to the players for their promotion and player involvement attitude and dedication to supporting where possible. We aim to have a children in need, via group fortnightly significant impact in the charities we hospital visits, special visits of children support. to training sessions, private one on one moments etc – this support is priceless to families involved. 05/06 = $102,396 I would like to make particular mention of our retiring board members. Firstly, 06/07 = $113,785 Keith Conlon OAM – the “father” of Garry Winter the Foundation has been Chair for 10 Chairman 07/08 = $108,099 years since the Foundations inception. Garry has a Bachelor of Economics Keith dedicated an enormous amount with an accounting qualification and a 08/09 = $98,601 of effort to the Foundation lending his Bachelor of Laws from the University of profile and media contacts to promote Adelaide. Garry also has a Masters of 09/10 = $61,685 the great efforts of the Foundation over Taxation Law (ATAX) from the University many years. Also Rod Jameson who of New South Wales and is a Chartered 10/11 = $63,072.15 has been a member of the Foundation Tax Adviser of the Taxation Institute of for 7 years and has always been one Australia. 11/12 = $214,600 to “think outside the box” and push Garry was a senior partner in an the boundaries for the Foundation 12/13 = $170,464.05 Adelaide based Commercial Law firm and to raise funds for SA kids in need. until 2013 and now provides specialist 13/14= $82,000 Rod is leaving to take up a role with Taxation and Business Strategy advice Childhood Cancer and we are looking to a wide range of clients based in 14/15= $131,704 at working with such a worthy cause Australia and overseas through his during 2016 and beyond. consulting firm - W Consulting Group. We also welcome two new board Garry provides vital input into the Crows members in Matthew Clarke as a Foundation whilst ensuring all our past player representative who will governance obligations are met. hopefully further strengthen the commitment to the Foundation of the existing and past player groups and Nicole Dwyer, the CEO of Worskil who has enormous experience that will benefit the Foundation, particularly 2 2015 CROWS FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT in our inaugural year 1991and 1997 Premiership Player, he brings a wealth of Club experience to the group. From a business perspective, Rod has spent the past five years in the Finance Industry, currently with Westpac Premium and Head up the Alpha Sports and entertainment brand as a Relationship Manager. Previously in the home loan industry for 3 years. 15 years of his career has been spent in the Advertising Industry with Channel 9, CODY Outdoor and Radio 5AA along with 3 years with Coopers Brewery. • Board Member and Football Director at Glenelg Football Club: 2005-2009 • Currently an Ambassador for the Craniofacial Foundation and the Neil Katrina Webb Sachse Foundation Robert Foord Director OAM, Director • Broadcasting nationally AFL with ABC Katrina Webb OAM, Director of Silver Radio and the SANFL locally since With over 35 years’ experience 2 Gold High Performance Solutions, 2000 to current in Private Sector Australian and has successfully run her business in International businesses, Robert Foord Australia and Internationally since 2000. has an intimate understanding of both Commercial and Government She has addressed the UN in New Business practices. He has extensive York, ING in Amsterdam and spoken to Board experience and has chaired 25,000 Insurance agents throughout Government and Private sector boards Indonesia. She was also one of 3 within Australia and overseas. In 1982 International Paralympic Committee he established the Proud Australia athlete ambassadors at the London Group of Companies which has an 2012 Paralympic Games. extensive and diverse business portfolio. As well as a board member for the Mr Foord is: Crows Foundation, she is a member of the Premier’s Council for Women and • Chairman of Proud Australia Group of an ambassador for several not-for-profit Companies (1982 – current) organisations. She is also a qualified • Chairman of Travel Auctions Australia Physiotherapist and a mother of 3 boys. Pty Ltd (1990 – current) Katrina’s career was established • Chairman Quality Hospitality and from her decade of success as an Training (2012 – current) international sprinter - three Gold, • Board Member of the Adelaide two Silver and one Bronze Paralympic Football Club ( 2010 – current) Medal. • Board Member AllKids Cambodia Nigel Smart (2015 – current) Director • Board Member Still Aware (2014 – current) Background: • Chairman Eckermann Group • Chief Operating Officer, Adelaide (2016 – current) Football Club 2013 - current • Chairman Adelaide Entertainments • Chief Executive Officer, Variety Corp – Entertainment Centre & 2012 - 2013 Coopers Stadium (2001 – 2015) • Chairman Slingsby Theatre Company • Board Member Adelaide • National Sales & Marketing Manager Entertainments Corporation Jobs Statewide / Excel Recruitment / (1999 – 2001) Rexco People 2008 - 2012 • Board Member of Hockey SA • Inaugural AFC player 1991 - 2004: (2012 – 2014) played 310 AFL games • Chairman of the South Australian • All Australian three times 1991, 1993, Tourism Commission (2006 – 2013) 1998 • Chairman, Indonesian Humanitarian • AFL & AFC Life Member Organisation/The John Fawcett Foundation (2004 – 2013) • SANFL Hall of Fame Member • Former State Convenor for Australia’s Rod Jameson Tourism and Transport Forum Director • Founding member and past Chairman Rod was an inaugural player of the of the South Australian chapter of Adelaide Football Club and now is a ATEC formally, the Inbound Tourism Crows Foundation Board Member. Organisation of Australia (ITOA) Having been involved with the Club • Past Board Member - South Australian from day 1, leading the goal kicking Travel Agency Licensing Board 3 2015 CROWS FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015 CHARITY PARTNERS Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation - Team Kids A grant of $10,145 was awarded to the Epilepsy Centre to establish a pilot program, ‘FITSmart’ to encourage and facilitate active sport and exercise in children with epilepsy. FITSmart delivers epilepsy education, epilepsy first-aid training and epilepsy related support to Women’s & Children’s Hospital sports clubs, gyms, swimming centres, Foundation will be supported for a two schools and any other group that year period, receiving $30,000 in 2015 facilitates physical activity or sports. and a further $30,000 in 2016. This Kyle Hartigan contribution is to assist Team Kids in Director providing the best treatment possible Drafted to the Crows in 2012, with its for our state’s sick children. Players also first draft pick selection, Kyle joined the visited the hospital in groups of 4-5, Foundation Board in 2015. fortnightly throughout the season. Team Kids hosted a Christmas Festival in Kyle is the conjugate between the Victoria Square, which the full training players and the Foundation to keep the squad attended to support the lighting team up to date on the Foundation’s of the Christmas Tree and wish all of our activities and to also update the supporters a safe and enjoyable Life Education received a $15,000 Foundation on player’s areas of interest.
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