Capital Football in conjunction with ActewAGL will be holding a dedicated ActewAGL Round Supporting Lids4Kids. This charity may sound familiar to some of you as you might have seen Tuggeranong United FC and Gungahlin United FC with containers at their respective venues taking collections for Lids4Kids. For further background information on Lids4Kids please see the below information: LIDS4KIDS BACKGROUND Lids4Kids is a 100% volunteer project established to support Envision Hands who turn plastic bottle lids into hand and arm mobility aids for children. Lids4Kids was founded in May 2019 by Tim Miller, a Canberra-based full-time house Dad with three boys under ten who has been fundraising for charities that help sick and disabled kids since 2013. Lids4Kids went viral after ABC News shared Tim's outback charity Holden Rally Team page on Facebook (www.facebook.com/Lids4KidsAU). Within 48 hours, Tim had received a thousand messages of support from volunteers all over Australia who want to help and continues to receive hundreds per day. Individuals, schools and workplaces can help Lids4Kids by collecting the plastic bottle tops from milk, water and soft-drink bottles that due to their size can't be processed by plastic recycling machines. Lids4Kids is also collecting plastic bread clips for another charity Aussie Bread

Hello Majura Football Families, Congratulations on making it to the halfway point of the season. I hope the season is going well for you and you're enjoying the football. We've certainly been lucky with the weather (I hope I haven't just cursed us). Back on 1 June, Majura FC had the pleasure of welcoming back one its former players and Matilda, Georgia Yeoman-Dale. Georgia spent the morning with us signing autographs, taking pics and chatting with our players. It was a wonderful morning and Majura FC wishes Georgia all the best and we hope to see her again soon. If you are at the grounds early you may have seen our six caped Miniroos superheroes. They are actively involved in delivering the U5/6 Miniroos program and have been doing a super job making sure our youngest players learn to love the game! Say hello if you see them around the grounds. I’d like to give a shout out to our two club captains – Sophia and Owen – who are doing a great job representing the club. On Saturday mornings you can see them kicking the ball around with teams, helping out around the clubhouse and generally doing all that is expected

Majura Football Club is a level 3 Good Sports Accredited Club Majura FC Level 3 Certificate Good Sports Majura Smoking and Alcohol Management Policy 2019 Good Sports gives local sporting clubs access to the tools, resources and support they need so they can get on with enjoying their

Australia’s passion for sport and the world game knows no bounds. It's the game that connects us all. #GetOnside at AusBid2023.com to support our FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023

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