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  • Thunderbolts Netball Club Karratha Sponsorship – 2020 – 2023

    Thomas Building has been pleased to continue our sponsorship of the Thunderbolts Netball Club from 2020 to 2023. Fielding 12 teams, the Thunderbolts are the largest club in the Karratha Netball Association Competition.

    Sponsorship from Thomas Building has allowed the club to reimburse any coaches who complete their Foundations Coaching or Umpiring courses to ensure they are fully accredited.

    In addition, the funds from the sponsorship provide members with a higher level of coaching staff. 2022 registered netballer was provided a training singlet by the club.

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    Club Coordinator, Amy had thanked Thomas Building with the following statement:

    “Karratha Thunderbolts is very appreciative of the yearly sponsorship we receive from Thomas Building. Karratha Thunderbolts had another successful year this year with 12 teams in the competition, playing in 5 Grand Finals and winning 3 of them. They also had 10 girls represent the North West Region (Kununurra to Karratha) at State Cup in Perth. A huge effort from our club!

    With Thomas Building’s sponsorship we provided every team with new playing bibs in both black and yellow to prevent clashes. Coach and umpire development was also supported again this year through Thomas Building’s Sponsorship.

    This year one of our Junior Coach was named “Karratha Netball Association Junior Umpire of the Year” and also was selected through a Talent ID process to Umpire at State Cup. We had a number of girls badged as umpires this year and continue to provide the whole association with umpires each week, sometimes up to 25 games a week.

    In 2023, we are very excited to be entering the inaugural Thunderbolts Men Side into the new Men’s league competition”

  • Cape2Cape 2021 Trek for Young Heroes

    Thomas Building sponsored Alan Thomas to take part in the 135kms over 5 days from Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse to Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse. 

    The event was to raise crucial funds for zero2hero’s youth mental health program, to make a difference in the lives of young people in Western Australia.

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    On completion of the trek, Alan spoke of the challenges of the trek and more importantly the insight he gained into struggles and issues of our youth today. The team, through their efforts raised over $50,000 which will go towards funding the training of school-aged children and teenagers with the skills to support their friends when they may be experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, and bullying, self-harm or suicidal thoughts.