Play4Jake Charity Touch Football
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About this Event
Play4Jake Touch Football Night
Team Play4Jake, South Sydney Rabbitohs and NSW Touch Football proudly present a night where the South Sydney Rabbitohs Legends meet our Local Legends for a game or two of touch football.
This family event has something for everyone, whether you are a footy fan or not, this event is not to be missed.
The event is being held at Port Macquarie Regional Stadium.
Gates open: 4.30 pm.
The first game kicks of around 5pm.
There will be various age groups playing with the finale game showcasing the Rabbitohs Legends taking on our elite athletes in what is set to be a fast and furious match.
Food and beverages available throughout the event.
Please note: This is an alcohol free event
Meet Jake
The charity event is raising funds to support Nyky and Jake, along with EnGeneIC, who can then support other families with children experiencing the devastating effects of cancer.
Jake is a world first teen and the world first patient with Osteosarcoma to receive this breakthrough technology right here in our region and country.
Jake is now in a wheelchair, and along with Ryley Batt – Australian Gold Medal Paralympian Rugby Union Player, has been spending time at the local indoor stadium going through some training schedules, working on Jakes physical and mental health.
Ryley and his crew have been nothing short of amazing supporting Jake. With that said, Jake can no longer play team sports as any other teenager can, which means that we, who are on teams and who do play sport, can play4Jake…in fact anyone can join in.
Team Play4Jake are collaborating with local venues, and businesses, we are giving back to the community in a time where the COVID pandemic has caused a lot of stress for many and to raise money for cancer research, and help Nyky and Jake in the coming year.
The EnGeneIC Cancer Research Foundation is a registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-For-Profit Commission (ACNC) and is endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR1).
Every donation (ticket) made over $2 is tax-deductible.