The ACT Brumbies will don unique jerseys crafted by children who are oncology patients during their Kids Round match against the Fijian Drua this upcoming Friday. This initiative is part of a collaboration with Win The Day, an Australian charity that focuses on supporting families affected by rare childhood cancer diagnoses. Founder Kristy Giteau expressed that this partnership will help raise awareness for their cause.
“Being a grassroots charity starting in 2020, the exposure from this event can reach families in need of our services,” Giteau stated. Each jersey, designed with input from children and their families, features reimagined logos from the Brumbies’ sponsors, showcasing the creativity and spirit of the young creators.
This thoughtful initiative aligns with the Brumbies’ ongoing commitment to community engagement, blending the excitement of rugby with a crucial social cause. The collaboration not only highlights the importance of supporting young patients and their families but also fosters a sense of unity among fans and players.
As the Brumbies prepare for the match, the team also focuses on their rigorous training and readiness to compete against the Drua, a team known for its vibrant rugby culture. Both teams are expected to bring their best as they step onto the field, creating an engaging environment for fans.
The convergence of sport and charity reflects a hopeful spirit, as the Brumbies aim not only for success on the field but also to inspire others through their support for children’s health initiatives.
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