Welcome to the Cauliflower club

A rugby charity whose mission is to enable those with disabilities and sports related injuries to regain access to life experiences.

The Cauliflower Club was established in 2012 by Peter FitzSimons (Chairman) and Nick Farr-Jones, and harnesses the power and prestige of rugby union through our members, sponsors, ambassadors, and partners to raise funds for people living with spinal cord injury.

Annual Fundraising Lunch 2024

We are excited to share the outcome of 2024’s Annual Fundraising Lunch – our most successful result ever of $85,428. Exceeding our target of providing Sargood on Collaroy with three adaptive mountain bikes with room to spare.

Thank you to all those who attended and contributed, who filled the room with great passion and love for the game they play in heaven. A fitting tribute for one of the Australian rugby greats in Michael Hooper.

Thank you for the generosity shown in our auction, raffle and donations by our guests and those supporting from the sidelines. We are incredibly grateful and have been overwhelmed with support.

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Join the club

You can support the Cauliflower Club by joining as a member for $50 per year; becoming a sponsor; making a donation; running a rugby fundraiser long-lunch; by attending one of our community events; or purchasing merchandise.

your fundraising support in action

We fundraise by bringing together the rugby community to provide equipment which enables those with spinal cord injury to regain access to sporting opportunities.

The Cauliflower Club is a proud long term supporter of the gym at Sargood on Collaroy, and thanks to the generosity of our donors, the gym is able to offer a great range of adaptive equipment and technologies that helps those who live with life changing Spinal Cord Injury to access sport and rehabilitation.

The Ruck

The Cauliflower Club was formed by a group of former Wallabies players and rugby fanatics.