BOARDADVISORYCOMMITTEE TONYGRIST COLLEENHAYWARD

Company director Tony Grist is the founder of Perth-based private investment group Albion Capital Partners Tony was the Co-Founder and Chairman of Amcom Telecommunications, which subsequently merged with Vocus Communications to become an ASX 100 company

Tony, who has a Bachelor of Commerce from UWA, has held directorships in Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia in the healthcare, mining and energy industries He is a Director of the Minderoo Foundation and is the founder of the Albion Foundation

Emeritus Professor Colleen Hayward AM, a Fremantle Football Club member since 2004, is a senior Noongar woman with extensive family links throughout WA’s SouthWest

For more than 35 years, Colleen has provided significant input to policies and programs on a wide range of issues, reflecting the needs of minority groups at community, state and national levels

She has a wealth of previous board experience and an extensive background in a range of areas including health, education, leadership and governance Colleen’s formal qualifications include Bachelor of Education, Bachelor of Applied Science and a Post Graduate Certificate in Cross Sector Partnerships from Cambridge University

Thankyou

Toourpartners Andstakeholders

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DaleandJanAlcock

BruceBellingeandMeganWynne

TonyandMichelleGrist

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Ourstory

For more than 25 years, the Fremantle Football Club (FFC) has received incredible support from passionate and loyal members, partners and fans As a result, FFC is privileged to hold a prominent place in WA, with that privilege comes the responsibility to play a greater role in our community and demonstrate our genuine care The focus of the Purple Hands Foundation reflects FFC’s rich history, which is:

A deep love of the game and an appreciation that participation in sport enhances Health and Wellbeing

An understanding that Education and Leadership of young people nurtures champions in our communities

A proud history of promoting Respect and Inclusion, celebrating diversity championing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, and developing women

Ourpurpose

Helping build healthy, united and sustainable WA communities

Ourmission

To use the platform of sport and the power of partnerships to tackle key social issues, make our mark and have a genuine impact on people’s lives

Ourmarks

Social impact through;

Health & Wellbeing

Education & Leadership

Respect & Inclusion

Ourapproach

Our approach is to ‘drop anchor’ in key areas of the community by addressing our focus areas

For each focus area we:

Build evidence based initiatives that are created by community for community

Form aligned partnerships that promote their work and co-deliver programs

Deliver marketing and event support for each focus area

Attract funding and partners that align with our mission and purpose

Seek alignment and connection with FFC activities and initiatives