by Dejan Pekic
Southern United Football Club Fundraising
Posted by Dejan Pekic
Kevin Stevens, a client of Newealth since 2002 is fundraising for a fantastic cause to support young athletes on the NSW Mid North Coast.
Six years ago, Southern United Football Club (SUFC) was established in Forster to provide a centre for young footballers to train, play and compete against the best in the Newcastle Football League. The club plays a valuable role in the lives of young women and men, providing structure, mentorship and purpose.
The club’s annual running costs are $80,000, met with generous support from local businesses, volunteers and a key sponsorship from the NRMA. Despite this, the club needs some extra help to ensure teams can compete this year. Money raised will support the 2026 season, including coaching, sporting equipment, transport and first aid.
Additionally, the club has plans to develop a local precinct – Lake St Forster – with fields, lighting and amenities to host football, as well as night cricket, markets and school and community events.
SUFC is now seeking broader community support through their Australian Sports Foundation page, with all donations fully tax-deductible.
If you are in a position to help, please consider contributing – and sharing.
Fundraising page: https://asf.org.au/campaigns/coastal-united-football-club/funds-for-running-of-southern-united-football-club-2026-season.
At Newealth, we are always happy to promote our clients wherever possible. If you have an event, fundraiser or other ideas, please contact us.
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