On Friday 19th September on the last day of school term, all kids from St Louis deMontforts broke the record in the number of balls donated for a school event with 553 sports balls donated to the Have a Ball Foundation. All kids got into the sports day by dressing up in their

On Tuesday 16th September 2014, the girls from Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College in Bentleigh hosted a bring a ball day. The weather managed to just hold out as the girls participated in throwing sports balls in through the handball board to donate sports balls to the Have a Ball Foundation

The Have a Ball Foundation assisted kids at the Wire Soccer Academy in Sept 2014 by having the an organisation 'Alive and Kicking' hand make soccer balls for the kids out at Oyugis in Kenya. The Alive and kicking organization are the only formal manufacturer of sports balls on the African continent. They create sustainable

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On Monday 11th August, the weather gods were kind enough again to hold the morning rain off as all the kids from St Brigids Primary school in Mordialloc all brought a sports ball in to donate to the Have a Ball Foundation. And what an amazing display of generosity it was for a school of

Schools from the Top End Group of Schools in the Northern Territory were delighted to receive a bag of balls each to help them keep active at school and enjoy plenty of fun sporting games. Schools from Adelaide River, Belyuen, Dundee Beach and Woolianna were happy recipients of the goods which were kindly donated by

On Friday 7th August, the girls from Mount St Josephs Girls College celebrated an indigenous day by bringing sports balls in to donate to the Have a Ball Foundation for kids in remote communities around Australia. The day was part of a huge celebration week including an arts festival and bringing blankets for the homeless

On Saturday 26th July the Parkdale Auskickers took on their dads for their annual footy match followed by a raffle to auction off many signed football memorabilia to fundraise for the Have a Ball Foundation. The rain just held out while there were a number of games played with all kids involved giving

On Saturday 31st May 2014, the Have a Ball Foundation took part in the Long Walk to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Michael Long's walk to Canberra to meet with the Prime Minister John Howard to get the lives of indigenous people back on the National agenda. A concert was held during the afternoon

On Friday 23rd May 2014, the Year 9 students from the CBC Balaclava campus as well as all kids from the CBC St.Kilda campus celebrated National Reconciliation week and organised a 'bring a ball' day for the Have a Ball Foundation. Approximately 300 sports balls were donated which was a fantastic effort and all kids