Be a part of the celebrations for the 40th Anniversary of the historic 1984 Grand Slam Wallabies while supporting grassroots rugby, Australian Schools Rugby.
FRIDAY 15 March 2024, 12 NOON – 4 PM
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Australian Schools Rugby Foundation Annual Fundraising Luncheon for 2024
Members of the 1984 Grand Slam Wallabies are the very special guests for The Australian Schools Rugby Foundation fundraiser, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Grand Slam winning tour. They will be joined by members of the first ever Australian Schoolgirls Sevens team, who were winners of the Global Youth Sevens in December, and members of the Australian Schoolboys XV team who defeated Tonga in a test match in September.
All proceeds from this luncheon go directly towards supporting the work of the ASRU hosting the 2024 Australian Schools’ National Championships and funding representative tours for the Australian Schoolboys and Australian Schoolgirls.
The luncheon will be held Friday, 15 March 2024, at the magnificent Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney.
| What: | Annual Australian Schools Rugby Fundraising Luncheon for 2024 |
| When: | Friday 15 March 2024 (12 midday – 4pm) |
| Where | Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney |
| Special Guests: | 40th Anniversary of the 1984 Grand Slam Wallabies |
| Members of the first Australian Schoolgirls Sevens Team | |
| Members of the Australian Schoolboys XVs Team | |
| Bookings: | Tables or individual seating |
| Cost: | $2500 for a table or $250 for individual seats |
It is expected that the luncheon will be sold out. Secure your tables early.
To reserve tables in advance or add your name to an email list, contact: [email protected]
Questions, phone or email Anthony Edgar: Mobile: 0432 578883 email: [email protected]
“The Australian Schools Rugby Championships, for Schoolboys XVs and Schoolgirls Sevens, and the inbound Tongan Schoolboys tour in September this year, simply would not have been possible for the funds raised at the 2023 Annual Luncheon.” Stephen O’Donnell, ASRU Secretary.
The luncheon is expected to sell out. Book a table now: ‘Book”
Lucky door prizes, raffles and direct giving options will be available.
Sponsorship options and raffle prizes options are available
SUPPORT GRASSROOTS RUGBY BY SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS RUGBY, WHERE EVERY CENT OF FUNDS RAISED GOES TOWARDS RUNNING THE AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS CHAMPIONSHIPS OR SUPPORTING THE AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOYS AND SCHOOLGIRLS TEAMS.
THE AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS RUGBY UNION ‘ASRU’
The Australian Schools Rugby Union ‘ASRU’ is an independent incorporated not-for-profit association run by volunteer members of the teaching profession and supporters who believe rugby has a unique ethos and benefits that contribute to the broader education of young people.
The ARSU is responsible for implementing, administering, coordinating, organising and controlling all projects and activities relating to all rugby union activities in Australia at the school level.
For over 50 years, the ASRU has provided an expansive nursery to foster the opportunities and aspirations of school rugby players from a wide range of established and emerging competitions and networks. From the 1984 Grand Slam winning Wallabies team and the two World Cup winning Wallaby teams in 1991 and 1999, 27 of the players were Australian Schoolboy representatives. Since its inception in 1969 over 200 representatives of the Australian Schools Rugby Union have gone on to represent the Wallabies in the international arena. Hundreds more have been selected in state and other representative teams during this time.
THE AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS RUGBY FOUNDATION
The Australian Schools Rugby Foundation is a separate incorporated body whose aim is to support the aims of the Schools Rugby Union. The Foundation comprises of business professionals, past Australian Schoolboys and Wallabies who look to use their business networks to provide additional financial support to the ASRU. The Foundation Chairman is David Mortimer.
MEDIA: Contact: [email protected]
