Community Homeruns: Honoring The Tropics & Padres Softball Club for Their Generous Donations

November 28, 2023

In the wake of the exhilarating 2023 Canberra Skins tournament, where passion for softball met the spirit of charity, we stand in awe and gratitude for the remarkable generosity shown by the Tropics Softball Club and Padres Softball Club.

Their concerted efforts and unwavering support culminated in a staggering donation of almost $3000 to our foundation. Today, we take a moment to reflect on the profound impact of their contributions and extend our heartfelt thanks.

We extend our deepest gratitude to Jamie and Jared, the organisers of the Tropics Softball Club and Padres Softball Club. Your commitment to making a difference goes beyond the confines of the tournament; it resonates with every individual whose life will be touched by your kindness and generosity.

SRF Team

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