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Footprint football match Sale V MaffraMaffra Football Netball Club and Sale Football Netball Club clash for a cause on the 19th of June. Learn more about it. By news@gippsland - 14th June 2016 - Back to News Sunday 19th of June will see long-time rivals Maffra Football Netball Club take on Sale Football Netball Club, this clash is always a great battle, but this round will see the clubs fighting for a great cause, as the go pink to support women with breast cancer.
This round will include the Footprints Foundation Ladies Day Luncheon at the Maffra Football Netball Club Social Rooms from 12:30pm. The luncheon will include: finger food lunch, dessert, glass of champagne on arrival, guest speaker, raffles and door prizes throughout the day. With funds raised throughout the day, going towards the Footprints Foundation.
Bookings are essential and can be made by phoning Narelle on 0412 949 109. With tickets available from $30 each. Get your girls together and support this great cause.
The Footprints Foundation would like to thank both the Maffra and Sale Football Netball Clubs for their ongoing support and for making this great day happen.
Footprints Foundation works towards making everyday life easier for women battling breast cancer, with services such as garden & home maintenance, catering and much more offered.
If you or someone you know needs support as they undergo treatment, contact Footprints Foundation – Sale on 1300 469 144.
Attached is the photo…Footprints ready to go and the poster
Footprints ready to go
Click here to view Footy Poster Maffra.
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Bernie Dillon
Executive Officer
Wellington Regional Tourism
Source: www.gippsland.com Published by: news@gippsland.com
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