
DONATE
Love footy?
Want to a a goal for the climate?
Back the players, clubs and communities taking climate action through footy. Your donation helps cut emissions, protect local ovals and keep the game we love thriving for future seasons.
From the AFL to the grassroots, every player, fan, volunteer and club has a role to play.
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Make it monthly!
A small, steady gift lets us plan ahead with clubs, lock in savings on power bills, and roll out resources nationwide.
$15/month — Puts a climate action kit in a community club’s hands (posters, checklists and playbook).
$30/month — Funds a club energy audit to find quick wins on lighting, appliances and bills.
$50/month — Helps a club switch to renewables—quotes, grants support and install guidance.
$100/month — Backs player-led training and events that spark change across entire leagues.
Your donation helps tackle climate change and keep the game we love thriving for future generations.
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We respect your privacy and keep your information secure. You’ll receive a donation receipt by email right away.
Tax note: If your organisation treats donations as tax-deductible, add your formal wording here (e.g. DGR status and ABN). If not, replace with: “Donations are not tax-deductible, but every dollar drives climate action in footy.”
Prefer to give another way?
If you’d like to donate via bank transfer or invoice, please contact us at hello@footyforclimate.org.au and we’ll share details.
Club Action Playbook Practical, footy-specific guides on energy, waste and travel.
Hands-on help
Energy audits, supplier quotes and grant applications so busy volunteers aren’t left carrying the load.
Player leadership
AFL and community players using their platform to move clubs and codes forward.
Community stories
Shareable wins that help thousands of clubs replicate proven solutions.
Advocacy with the code
Championing climate-smart standards across fixtures, venues and operations.
What your donation powers this season
Real wins we’re chasing next
100+ clubs supported with energy assessments and action plans.
More clubs switching to LED and solar to cut bills and emissions.
League-wide education that reaches players, volunteers and fans.
National visibility so climate action becomes a standard part of footy culture.