Max mesmerised by AFL Grand Final gift

September 28, 2019 Comments Off

By Andrew Copley

Seventeen-year-old footy fanatic Max Uren was in a state of shock when GRV CEO Alan Clayton presented him with a family pass to the AFL Grand Final on Saturday morning.

It all came about thanks to greyhound racing’s 2019 Chase for Charity promotion, which has raised almost $120,000 for a range of charity organisations over the past three years.

One of the main beneficiaries has been Ronald McDonald House, which keeps the families of seriously ill children together and close to the care their child needs.

Max received a phone call from hosts Craig Hutchison, Liam Pickering and GRV’s Louise Martin Read full article

Source:: https://www.grv.org.au/news/2019/09/28/max-mesmerised-by-afl-grand-final-gift/

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