Brisbane Roar is proud to again be supporting Mates4Mates this Anzac Day.
Mates4Mates is a not-for-profit organisation providing life-changing support and rehabilitation services for current and ex-serving Australian Defence Force members who have physical or psychological injuries, and their families.
The Roar will join forces with Mates4Mates for our Anzac Day clash on Sunday, 25 April at Moreton Daily Stadium (2:05pm KO), as they seek to rally support behind their April appeal and 50/50 charity raffle in support of veterans and their families.
TICKETS: Be there for our Anzac Day clash against Perth Glory
“We are pleased to again be teaming up with Mates4Mates for our Anzac Day match against Perth Glory at Moreton Daily Stadium on April 25,” Brisbane Roar CEO David Pourre said.
“The wonderful work Mates4Mates do for current and former Australian Defence Force members and their families is crucial, and it’s great that we are again able to highlight their outstanding efforts this year.
“We are encouraging our members and fans to get behind Mates4Mates in their April appeal and the 50/50 charity raffle this Anzac Day. By purchasing a raffle ticket on or before the 20th of April, you will also go into the draw to win a great prize thanks to our Principal Partner Actron Air.
“Brisbane Roar is proud to again host an A-League game on Anzac Day as we acknowledge and commemorate the past and present service people who dedicate their lives to protecting and serving our great country.”
.jpg)
In support of Mates4Mates’ April appeal, Principal Partner Actron Air is giving you and three mates the chance to win a Corporate Package experience at our Anzac Day home game on 25 April.
You can enter the running and show your support for our service men and women by purchasing tickets in the Mates4Mates 50/50 charity raffle HERE.
With centres based in Brisbane and around Australia, Mates4Mates is dedicated to supporting and raising funds for those impacted by service, and to raising awareness and understanding of the challenges faced by service men and women and their families as they transition to civilian life.
CLICK HERE to learn more about Mates4Mates.
