Rockdale Ilinden Football Club GOES PINK for Breast Cancer Research
National Premier Leagues Men’s NSW side Rockdale Ilinden Football Club will be teaming up with the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) this June in the fight against breast cancer.
At the club’s next home match against the Sutherland Sharks, kicking off at 3PM on Sunday 29 June, Ilinden will not just be playing for points, they’ll be playing for a future without breast cancer.
“As a club rooted in the heart of this community, we’re proud to play a part in creating change,” said Rockdale Ilinden Club President Dennis Loether.
“We invite every supporter—whether in the stands or online—to go pink, donate generously, and make a real impact.”
GO PINK for a Powerful Cause
Did you know that every day, 58 people in Australia are diagnosed with breast cancer—and tragically, 9 lose their lives to it?
This June, Ilinden are joining the GO PINK campaign in support of NBCF’s bold mission: Zero Deaths from Breast Cancer.
The club have pledged to WEAR IT PINK, raise funds, and drive awareness—and are calling on the community to stand with them.
How You Can Get Involved:
- Silent Auction – Win a Player-Worn Pink Jersey
Bid for your chance to take home a limited-edition pink jersey, worn by our players in this special match.
- One jersey per player – highest bid wins
- Jerseys awarded post-match by the players themselves in the clubhouse
- Auction link: https://www.32auctions.com/rcsfcbreastcancer
- Donate – Every Dollar Counts
Support life-saving research with a direct donation to NBCF.
https://fundraise.nbcf.org.au/s/187968/192863
- Game Day – Wear Pink, Show Support
- Head to Rockdale Ilinden Sports Centre dressed in pink and cheer for a cause
- Free entry for Ladies
- Enjoy our sweet treats pop-up stand—every purchase supports National Breast Cancer Foundation
Date: Sunday 29 June 2025
Kick-off: 3:00 PM
Venue: Rockdale Ilinden Sports Centre, Rockdale NSW
Dress Code: Pink!
Let’s GO PINK together—for the lives lost, for those fighting, and for a future without breast cancer.
