On 6th April 2014, the annual Have a Ball Foundation's - How Far Can You Run - fun run was held again. The run / walk is a fundraising event whereby a select group of 30 runners & walkers participated in pushing the boundaries of their bodies and to challenge their human spirit to see

The Have a Ball Foundation would like to thank Alice Wells from Warrior Shoes for kindly donating over 900 pairs of new runners to the foundation. These have been distributed to kids in outback areas of Alice Springs where they will be handed out as part of a Purple Bus Dialysis Unit which

The Have a Ball Foundation would like to thank Danny Maher from St.Paul's Primary School in Bentleigh for kindly donating over 400 balls to the foundation from their sports shed.

On Sunday 23rd February, Our Lady of the Assumption School organised a family fun run at Karkarook Park, Heatherton where kids, parents and pets walked & ran around the picturesque lake to fundraise for the Have a Ball Foundation. The weather was ideal and the atmosphere was great for all those who attended. Special thanks

On 14th February 2014, the kids, parents and teachers got reght behind the foundation by donating an amazing 422 balls to take the Have a Ball Foundation's total ball donations to over 5000. There was a total of 10 bags of balls packaged up which will assist 10 schools in northern QLD and Arnhem Land

The Have a Ball Foundation recently sent off a large supply of sporting equipment to assist kids in need in orphanages and schools in Sri Lanka. As the kids in Sri Lanka are mad cricket fans, we have sent a supply of cricket bats, cricket balls, tennis balls, pads, cricket gloves and other type of

The Have a Ball Foundation recently received a big thank you from the lovely teachers and kids from the Coen Primary School in Cape York in far North Queensland. We were able to assist the kids there with some new sporting balls and a wide range of other sporting equipment for their kids to use

The Have a Ball Foundation recently assisted a community located 240km west of Uluru near the WA & NT border called Docker River where they have a youth population of around 120 kids. The original aboriginal name for the community is Kaltukatjara and the European name of Docker River was given

The Have a Ball Foundation has been busy organising deliveries of sports balls to a number of schools and communities as early Christmas presents for the kids in need in remote parts of Australia. The main areas of focus has been far north QLD and also a number of schools in the top

On 27th October 2013, the Russell Court Kindergarten held an event as part of their Celebration of Learning Day at the centre whereby the kids at the kinder were asked to 'bring a ball' to donate to the Have a Ball Foundation. The kids were extremely generous and filled 2 large bags of