Chadstone Toyota is proud to have been a member of the local community for over 25 years and supporting grass roots sporting clubs has been an integral part of this. We believe that supporting the local community is important as we are able to give something in return to the community in which we operate and who have so kindly supported us over the years.
In addition to the sponsorship, we offer a loyalty bonus that is paid to each club for every member who buys a car through us, at Chadstone Toyota.
Oakleigh District Football Club
Oakleigh District Football, Netball & Cricket Club was born out of a small suburban community in Melbourne, yet grew to be a rich and diverse club. It was founded on a sustained and passionate grass roots campaign in 1950. Local residents, community and business leaders have passionately supported and been involved in the club, building a reputable culture and passion for all codes within the community.
Chadstone Toyota has sponsored ODFC for 10 years and have have established a great relationship over the past decade.
Glen Iris Junior Football Club ‘The Gladiators’
Glen Iris Junior Football Club, more commonly know as the “Gladiators” was founded in 1987. They are a Melbourne based Junior Australian Rules Football Club and in 2019 Season had 720 registered players and fielded 31 teams including U10, U12, U13, U14/15 and U18 Girls sides.
They run a Saturday morning Auskick centre, providing a pathway into the club for younger players.
The Gladiators aim is to promote the game of Australian Rules Football and development of junior football. In doing so they hope to nurture and enhance the development and improvement of football skills and promote attitudes of good sportsmanship, temperament, cooperation with others and character in children.
Murrumbeena Junior Football Club
Chadstone Toyota have been incredibly committed to the Murrumbeena Football Netball Club and combined have journeyed together, with support for each other, over the last 10 years. The club has evolved over time, not only fielding a Seniors and Reserves team, but also their own netball team, under the Southern Football Netball League.
Murrumbeena JFC is a community based organisation proudly providing an opportunity for the youth of our local community between the ages of 5 and 18 years to participate in the great indigenous sport of Australian Rules Football and enhance their health and wellbeing through organised sport. Located in Kangaroo Road Murrumbeena, the Club competes in the South Metro Junior Football League (SMJFL), the largest junior football league in Victoria.
They are committed to providing an opportunity for as many young players (boys and girls) as possible to participate at appropriate levels of competition to foster fun and player development throughout all age levels, and graded team selection from the Under 13 age group.
East Malvern Junior Football Club
The East Malvern Junior Football Club (EMJFC)...
Chadstone Toyota is proud to have been a member of the local community for over 25 years and supporting grass roots sporting clubs has been an integral part of this. We believe that supporting the local community is important as we are able to give something in return to the community in which we operate and who have so kindly supported us over the years.
In addition to the sponsorship, we offer a loyalty bonus that is paid to each club for every member who buys a car through us, at Chadstone Toyota.
Oakleigh District Football Club
Oakleigh District Football, Netball & Cricket Club was born out of a small suburban community in Melbourne, yet grew to be a rich and diverse club. It was founded on a sustained and passionate grass roots campaign in 1950. Local residents, community and business leaders have passionately supported and been involved in the club, building a reputable culture and passion for all codes within the community.
Chadstone Toyota has sponsored ODFC for 10 years and have have established a great relationship over the past decade.
Glen Iris Junior Football Club ‘The Gladiators’
Glen Iris Junior Football Club, more commonly know as the “Gladiators” was founded in 1987. They are a Melbourne based Junior Australian Rules Football Club and in 2019 Season had 720 registered players and fielded 31 teams including U10, U12, U13, U14/15 and U18 Girls sides.
They run a Saturday morning Auskick centre, providing a pathway into the club for younger players.
The Gladiators aim is to promote the game of Australian Rules Football and development of junior football. In doing so they hope to nurture and enhance the development and improvement of football skills and promote attitudes of good sportsmanship, temperament, cooperation with others and character in children.
Murrumbeena Junior Football Club
Chadstone Toyota have been incredibly committed to the Murrumbeena Football Netball Club and combined have journeyed together, with support for each other, over the last 10 years. The club has evolved over time, not only fielding a Seniors and Reserves team, but also their own netball team, under the Southern Football Netball League.
Murrumbeena JFC is a community based organisation proudly providing an opportunity for the youth of our local community between the ages of 5 and 18 years to participate in the great indigenous sport of Australian Rules Football and enhance their health and wellbeing through organised sport. Located in Kangaroo Road Murrumbeena, the Club competes in the South Metro Junior Football League (SMJFL), the largest junior football league in Victoria.
They are committed to providing an opportunity for as many young players (boys and girls) as possible to participate at appropriate levels of competition to foster fun and player development throughout all age levels, and graded team selection from the Under 13 age group.
East Malvern Junior Football Club
The East Malvern Junior Football Club (EMJFC), or the Knights, was originally part of the East Malvern Football Club (EMFC, the Blue Knights), formed in 1927. The junior teams played within the overall structure of the club, fielding teams from the U9 – U14’s. To give the junior teams greater representation, a Junior Committee was formed late in 1984 for the start of the 1985 season.
Each year The Knights continue to grow, with 780 players (girls making up 130) registered for season 2017 and 35 teams fielded. 2018 saw another record number of players with over 850, 38 teams fielded and almost 700 families in our community.
The Knights mission is to provide kids a safe, supportive and inclusive environment which develops, promotes and encourages participation in Australian Rules Football. They aim to develop young adults who show respect to others and integrity in all they do.
Very Special Kids is a children’s charity that helps approximately 850 families across Victoria who have a child with a life-threatening condition with ongoing support from diagnosis all the way through to recovery or bereavement.
Chadstone Toyota was proudly supporting the “Very Special Kids” Charity with Melbourne’s cycling community in May 2021 for the return of the Autumn Classic, to support the children and families who need our care.
Chadstone Toyota joined Toyota Australia as a team of 6 and helped raise nearly $14,000 for Very Special Kids. In total, the charity event raised $239,229.
OC Connections is one of Victoria’s most trusted disability support services, providing our participants, family and friends with information and support.
We’re proud to support OC Connections Charity Golf Day on Sunday 27th June 2021 at The Metropolitan Golf Club. This event will provide a significant boost to the fund so that they can support more opportunities for people with disability.
National Tree Day
National Tree Day is an initiative of the highly respected not-for-profit environmental foundation, Planet Ark. It was originally created to bring the Australian community’s attention to the importance of planting native trees to protect and enhance our natural environment.
Toyota has been a proud sponsor since 2000 and since that time National Tree Day has grown into the largest community based tree planting and nature care activity in Australia. Over 22.3 million trees have been planted by more than 3.8million people since 1996.
