Community Program

Rachel is an incredibly passionate member of the community and loves being active within it, especially with her two young girls. Creating a referral program for the wider community was a no brainer, as it meant she was able to give back to local charities, sporting teams and other businesses alike whilst also providing for her family. Since starting her career in real estate, Rachel has collected a multitude of sponsored clubs, charities and players that she has connected with on a personal level.

SPONSORED PLAYERS

Ryan Burton – Port Adelaide Football Club

Amelie Borg – Port Adelaide Football Club

Connor Nutting – North Adelaide Football Club

Josh Cavallo – Adelaide United Football Club

Annalee Grove – Adelaide United Football Club

Each of the players are made to feel like part of the Ray White North Adelaide team, receiving Christmas and Birthday gifts as well as appropriate acknowledgements and thanks when successful, but more importantly are shown genuine care when things are tough. Their teams are also made to feel the same with random team gifts being delivered on occasion.

SPONSORED CLUBS

Port Adelaide Football Club

The Port Adelaide Football club; including both AFL team Port Power and SANFL team the Port Adelaide Magpies is a club that I am so proud to be involved with. Like myself, the Port Adelaide Football club is incredibly community minded and together we hold a fantastic relationship working towards helping our greater communities.

Prospect Cricket Club

The Prospect District Cricket Club (Known as ‘The Pirates’) is one of the longest standing and proudest clubs in the South Australian Cricket Association Grade Cricket Competition, having been established in 1928 and with 8 A Grade Premierships to its name. Based at Prospect Oval, the Pirates have some of the best facilities amongst grade clubs in the state, resulting in a family and spectator friendly environment. Of recent times since the clubs previous A Grade premiership on 2000/01, it has fallen on tough times, but with the support of Ms Rachel Lawrie, the club has begun to move in the right direction

GAZA Sport and Community Club

Many elite footballers have begun their football at Gaza, playing VFL (prior to the inauguration of AFL), SANFL and more recently AFL. Well-known character and AFL player, Darren Jarman, won an under 16 medal playing for the Club in 1983. His brother Andrew also played in the juniors before commencing his career with North Adelaide Football Club and ultimately rising to the AFL.

West Adelaide Hellers

The West Adelaide Soccer Club can reflect on an extraordinary fine history.  The roots of the club date back to 1945.  However, when the club was re-constituted in 1961 and took on the familiar and famous blue and white stripes, it was at that point that the club came into its own. From 1961 to 1977, the club achieved enormous success at state level and was crowned unofficial Australian Champions in the late 1960’s.

Surf Culture AUS

As a keen surfer myself; developing a relationship with Surf Culture Australia was a must.
Surf Culture Australia is South Australia’s Original Surf School, since 1991. Learn to surf in a safe and fun environment, with all equipment provided. Surf Culture Australia is a Surfing Australia accredited Surf School providing surf lessons at Moana, South Port, Middleton and Goolwa.  Owner and Head Coach Cheryl Buck leads her team of qualified coaches who are all experienced surfers with a passion for teaching others.

Adelaide United Football Club

Adelaide United Football Club is a professional soccer club based in Adelaide, South Australia. The club participates in the A-League under licence from Football Federation Australia. The club was founded in 2003 to fill the place vacated by Adelaide City and West Adelaide in the former National Soccer League (NSL), and is now the sole team from the state of South Australia in the A-League. Adelaide United’s home ground is Coopers Stadium.

North Adelaide Football Club

The North Adelaide Football Club has a long and proud history, dating from its establishment in 1893. The main thing which sets North apart from its rivals is that it has arguably produced more exceptional footballers than any other Club. North Adelaide’s history can be traced directly back to the formation of the Medindie Football Club.   Medindie was formed in 1881 when a group of nearby College students (from Prince Alfred College and the now defunct Whinham College) formed a team to play some football matches in the nearby parklands. They took their colours of red and white from Prince Alfred College and wore a strip not dissimilar to the one that Prince’s football team wore.

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  Norwood Flames Basketball Club

  Norwood Basketball Club are Adelaide’s biggest basketball club with over 60 district teams playing out of the ARC at Campbelltown. The Basketball SA district competition is South Australia’s elite representative basketball competition, involving male and female Junior (Under 10 – Under 20), Youth League (Under 21 Men’s & Under 23 Women’s), and Senior (open age) teams.

SPONSORED CHARITIES

Childhood Cancer Association

The Childhood Cancer Association is one of Australia’s key childhood cancer support organisations.  The Childhood Cancer Association help families from South Australia and the Northern Territory — they also support country Victoria and New South Wales families if their child receives treatment in Adelaide. The Childhood Cancer Association and Ray White North Adelaide ran a Celebrity Cricket match at Woodville Oval on the 23rd of February 2018, raising over $12,000.

Australian Lions Hearing Dogs

Since the program’s inception over 550 dogs have been delivered to deaf and hard of hearing people nationwide as a gift from the Lions Clubs of Australia. Currently there are Australian Lions Hearing Dogs assisting their owners in every State and Territory in Australia.

Foodbank SA

Foodbank is Australia’s largest food relief organisation, operating on a scale that makes it crucial to the work of the front line charities who are feeding vulnerable Australians. Foodbank provides more than 70% of the food rescued for food relief organisations nation-wide.

Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation

The Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation (WCH Foundation) improves the health and wellbeing of women, children and families under the care of the Women’s and Children’s Hospital and its associated Health Network. The WCH Foundation relies on generous contributions from the community to fund initiatives that support clinical care like our ‘Laklinyeri’ Beach House, deliver programs such as our extensive Arts in Health program, support the purchase of state-of-the-art medical equipment, provide immediate emergency support to families in need, and invest in vital medical research.