On Friday 29th May 2015, the boys from CBC Balaclava year 9 campus and the main campus at St.Kilda hosted a bring a ball day. The kids brought in over 200 balls to donate to indigenous kids in need in the northern parts of Australia. Special thanks to Michael Monagle for organising the event.

Donated sports balls reached some amazing indigenous kids out in Pipalyatjara and Kaalka communities which are part of the APY lands in the northern parts of South Australia.

The Have a Ball Foundation is auctioning off some great prizes to raise money for indigenous kids in remote communities around Australia. If you would like to bid on any of the prizes including a great financial package, family fun days out, restaurant vouchers and signed AFL footballs which have all been generously donated by

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On Friday 27th Feb 2015, OLA Cheltenham continued their fantastic support of the Have a Ball Foundation by hosting another 'bring a ball day'. It was another great morning with the kids who generously donation 410 sports balls to the charity. These have been sent to central Australia to support the Lilla Sports and Story

On Monday 12 November 2014, the kids from Sholem Aleichem College in Elsternwick organized a fundraiser and donated a number of boxes full of schooling equipment including books, pads, art and craft equipment and stationery. This will be warmly received by many kids in remote communities to assist them with their school work.

On Wed 15th October 2014, kids from the Nowa Nowa Primary school were delighted when Roger from the Have a Ball Foundation surprised them when he called in with 2 large bags of sports balls for them to enjoy. The small school of 28 kids is over a hundred years old and celebrated

The Kingston Heath Cricket club recently donated 2 large bags of cricket gear to the Have a Ball Foundation for kids in need. The equipment included cricket gloves, pads, bats, helmets, guards and cricket balls. The goods will be distributed to kids in the Northern Territory in remote areas as well as mad cricket lovers

Swans legends Adam Goodes and Buddy franklin signed some Have a Ball Foundation footballs for the foundation while waiting to take off for the 2014 AFL grand final parade. It was an amazing atmosphere in Melbourne around the city and look forward to a close exciting game tomorrow. Best of luck to both teams in

Many thanks to all the club members at the Basterfield Club Tennis Club for locating a Have a Ball donation bin at the club where members can donate any used sports balls to the Have a Ball Foundation. An unbelievable 803 tennis balls were donated which broke the all time record for the