Welcome

Sporting Dreams was started by triple Paralympian Marayke Jonkers to help Queensland athletes with physical disabilities achieve their sporting dreams. We provide funding grants to help purchase equipment like race wheelchairs or hand cycles, even prosthetic limbs for running or cycling. We also help with training and competition costs. Since starting in 2008 we have given over 130 grants to athletes.

 

SUPPORTER

You can help change a life through sport today when you donate to Sporting Dreams

FUNDRAISING

Achieve your own sporting dream as a fundraising challenge for us: Ever wanted to do a fun run, your first triathlon or marathon? Why not raise funds for Sporting Dreams while you do it. We can help you create your own online fundraising page where you share your dream challenge with friends and family and ask them to donate. We will also cheer you on and support you. Contact Marayke to find out more.

SPONSOR A GRANT

Do you want to promote your company and help athletes in the process? Sponsor a sporting Dreams grant and you will have a grant named after your organisation at the annual Sporting Dreams Awards Ceremony. You will also receive recognition on the Sporting Dreams Website and in our newsletter.

Meet Our Athletes

  • Jarrod Larkins-Law

    Jarrod has represented Australia in the Netherlands and Scottland. One of the original Sporting Dreams athletes in 2008, he has also been invited to train with the National squad in
  • Kobie Donovan- Ath

    Kobie took up athletics in 2008, and competes in track and field events. She holds the Australian Open record for the 100m and 200m, and the Junior National record for
  • Bradley Mark- Shoo

    Bradley, from Wynum in  QLD,  is an SH2 classified shooter specialising in 10m standing and 10m prone air rifle events. He represented Australia in shooting  at the 2012 London Paralympic
  • Mason Ollerenshaw-

    Twelve-year-old Mason Ollerenshaw dreams of becoming a Paralympian in soccer or wheelchair basketball. He took a step closer to achieving that dream when he was awarded an introductory grant by

 

Sponsors

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