AnglicareSA is thrilled to welcome renewable energy company 1KOMMA5^o as a valued sponsor during our matchday partnership with the Adelaide United Football Club and the half-time Teddy Bear Toss.

At the Reds’ 20 February home fixture against Perth Glory at Coopers Stadium in Hindmarsh supporters encouraged to bring a new soft toy or teddy bear to the match, or purchase one on the day, and take part in the half-time Teddy Bear Toss, with all donated items distributed to South Australian families in need through AnglicareSA.

But that will not be the only action to take place thanks to 1KOMMA5° which will present a half-time shoot out as former Reds legends Javi Lopez and Marcelo Carrusca will be going head-to-head and lending their skills to help raise funds for AnglicareSA.

AnglicareSA Chief Executive Officer Grant Reubenicht thanks 1KOMMA5° for coming on board to support the Game Day Giving event sharing purpose of supporting our South Australian community.

“We are proud to collaborate with a company which, like AnglicareSA, is focused on delivering a brighter future for everyone,” Grant said.

“This event is about highlighting the important work we do across South Australia to bring comfort and joy to children and families who need it most and we are grateful for the support of 1KOMMA5° which will add to the fun of the evening.”

1KOMMA5° holds a vision for Australians to live on sunlight and wind forever for free, by providing access to the cleanest and most affordable electricity possible.

Founded in Germany, its name translates to 1.5 degrees (1=1, KOMMA = Decimal, 5=5, ° = Degrees) which speaks directly to the Paris Climate Agreement, preventing a further global temperature increase of 1.5°.

Luke Stronach, Chief Executive Officer of 1KOMMA5° Australia  said football had an incredible ability to unite communities.

“This spirit drives us to support a future that is cleaner, fairer, and full of opportunity for South Australians,” Luke said.

“We are proud to be part of a moment that combines purpose, passion, and positive impact.”