2024 promises to be a historic year for Kiama Junior Football Club (KJFC), and they're inviting local businesses to join in the celebration.

KJFC, a club deeply rooted in friendship, sportsmanship, and football passion, is gearing up for its Heritage Year, a chance to unite the community in reflection and anticipation. This year-long celebration not only marks a legacy but also offers local businesses a unique opportunity to become an integral part of it.

Kiama Junior Football Club heritage year

The KJFC Heritage Year Sponsorship Prospectus has been unveiled, offering local businesses the chance to strengthen their connection with the club and the community. President Andrew Wales describes sponsorship as "an opportunity to further strengthen the ties between the over one thousand people who make up our Club, and the local community who've shown tremendous loyalty to KJFC for the past 48 years."

KJFC has crafted sponsorship packages, starting as low as $500, to ensure businesses of all sizes can collaborate.

The coming year promises an expanded program of activities, both on and off the field. Special commemorative matches, community outreach programs, player development opportunities and overseas tours are just a few items on the agenda, each providing a platform for sponsors to enhance their visibility and consolidate their community presence.

According to President Andrew Wales, "2024 will be our banner year. It's more than a series of events. It's a year-long celebration of our shared history, and a springboard into our future. For local businesses, a partnership will embed their brand in the community while at the same time enable them to contribute tangibly to local youth development."

Over the past two years, KJFC has undergone a remarkable transformation, emerging as one of the region's fastest growing and most respected junior sporting clubs.

"We've rebuilt every element of the club - from our branding and uniforms through to the way in which game days operate, and the overall approach to club management and governance" says KJFC Vice President Karen Appleby. "It's been a huge amount of work, but it's already paying off with more and more players and families joining the club every year. They want to be part of that energy and professionalism."

Local businesses interested in the sponsorship packages and the exceptional opportunities presented by KJFC's Heritage Year can connect with the club directly at [email protected]