The Cauliflower Club of Australia unites the rugby community to provide adaptive sporting equipment for people living with spinal cord injuries and disabilities.
Founded by Wallabies
Raised 2024-2025
Guests at 2024 Lunch
Goes to Equipment
The Cauliflower Club of Australia was established in 2012 by former Wallabies Peter FitzSimons and Nick Farr-Jones alongside a group of rugby fanatics dedicated to making a tangible difference.
We harness the passion of the rugby community—our members, sponsors, ambassadors and partners—to raise funds that provide life-changing adaptive sporting and recreational equipment for people with spinal cord injuries and disabilities.
Every dollar raised goes directly to providing equipment and programs that change lives through sport.
We fund wheelchairs, adaptive mountain bikes, and specialised sporting gear that enable people with spinal cord injuries to participate in sport and recreation.
Through our partners Sargood on Collaroy and Wheelchair Sports NSW/ACT, we help fund rehabilitation technologies that accelerate recovery and independence.
We bring together current and former rugby players, supporters and the wider community to raise awareness and funds for disability sport across Australia.
The Annual Fundraising Lunch brings rugby legends, corporate supporters and the community together each year.
Our 2025 lunch raised an incredible $58,761. The 2024 edition exceeded expectations with $85,000 raised, attended by 530 guests including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and former Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove.
All proceeds fund adaptive sporting equipment through our partner organisations.
View All EventsWe work with dedicated partner organisations to deliver equipment and programs where they are needed most.
Become a member for just $50 per year, make a donation, or sponsor an event. Every contribution provides adaptive equipment for those who need it.