FDNA is committed to giving back and supporting our community, and one way we do this is through our Community Sponsor Program.
If you have a not-for-profit company or service that addresses a community need in our area, please get in touch!
We would love to feature you as a monthly community sponsor in the stadium.
FDNA are proud to support the following community partners on an ongoing basis:
The Victoria Police Community Engagement team in Frankston work hard to ensure they are there to keep our community safe, showing that there are friendly faces for people to turn to.
Each year they host a Community Engagement round, where Frankston Police members meet our community and award a “Community Spirit” medallion for players that display teamwork, cooperation, inclusion and consideration of others.
It’s a wonderful message delivered by a wonderful team, and FDNA are proud to take part.
Nairm Marr Djambana are precinct neighbours to Jubilee Park Stadium and serve as a gathering place for the First Nations Community in the Frankston area to connect.
We are proud to support Djambana Catering for our events and functions at the stadium. Djambana Catering offers Indigenous inspired food, which is made with traditional flavours cultivated by our First Peoples.
Jubilee Park Stadium sits on the land of the Bunurong people, and the Stadium facade features artwork by Bunurong man, John Winch. It depicts the changing of waterways within Bunurong country, both by nature and humans.
Frankston RSL work hard to provide support to veterans and their families, and FDNA assists them in their endeavors by assisting in their major fundraising initiatives: the annual Anzac and Remembrance Day appeals.
Anzac Day falls on the 25th of April each year, and you can help FDNA support our veterans by purchasing an Anzac item at Jubilee Park Stadium.
November 11, Remembrance Day, is the anniversary of the Armistice that ended fighting with Germany in World War 1, and a day where we remember our fallen soldiers. FDNA sells poppies and a collection of Remembrance Day items on behalf of Frankston RSL.
Please support our Frankston RSL appeals. The money raised goes directly to helping Veterans and their families that may be in need in our community. Lest we Forget.
FDNA are committed to providing a healthy cafe at Jubilee Park Stadium, with the support of Frankston City Council, Peninsula Health and Vic Kids Eat Well. This includes having water as the drink of choice, offering healthy snacks including fruit and veggies, and ensuring there are healthy meal options available such as sushi.
By harnessing the power of community and taking simple steps, together we can all create a change in habits to give all kids across our state the healthy start they deserve.
MSFIN is a volunteer-driven, Seaford-based charity who help families in our region who are sadly fleeing domestic violence, experiencing homelessness or struggling with financial hardship.
They supply clothing, food, toiletries, linen, blankets and baby items such as nappies, formula, prams, cots, bassinets and car seats for families facing crisis.
You can help MSFIN in numerous ways:
Together, as a powerful netball and family community, we can work together with MSFIN to ensure no family is living without their basic daily needs being met.
Please learn more here https://www.msfin.org.au/
If you would like to join the FDNA Partnership team, please email [email protected] or phone 9776 5155.
