Wildcats & Kings to support those affected by NSW Floods
25 Mar
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The Perth Wildcats and Sydney Kings will come together to help raise much-needed funds for victims of the devastating New South Wales floods.
Several days of record-breaking rain across the NSW coast have caused severe flooding, forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate.
Homes and livelihoods have been lost, and more than 845 people were rescued from floodwaters by NSW SES.
In Sunday’s blockbuster clash against the Kings at Qudos Bank Arena, each club will donate $100 to charity GIVIT, for each three-pointer made by their team.
GIVIT are working with the NSW Government to aid recovery, with 100% of the money donated going directly to purchasing essential items and services needed to help those who have been impacted.
All items are sourced locally to help support local businesses.
To donate directly or find out more, click here.
Tip-off on Sunday is at 12pm on VICELAND and SBS On Demand.
It’s the Wildcats first match-up with the Kings in Sydney since the 2020 NBL Grand Final, over a year ago.

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