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McDonald’s WA and SEN mark 14 year supporting Ronald McDonald House WA
SEN • August 10th, 2026 10:00 am
McDonald's Western Australia and Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) are proud to continue their long-standing partnership in support of Ronald McDonald House WA, celebrating 14 years of helping families with ill or injured children across the state.
This year’s initiative will take place during one of the most anticipated fixtures on the AFL calendar, when the Fremantle Dockers take on the Adelaide Crows in a Round 23 Friday night blockbuster on August 14, that will likely have huge implications in the make up of the finals.
As part of the partnership, 100% of proceeds from AFL Record sales at the game will be donated directly to Ronald McDonald House WA. The AFL Record will be available for $6, with every copy sold contributing to vital support services for WA families facing challenging times.
Ashley Browne, Editor of the AFL Record, said the initiative continues to highlight the power of football to make a difference off the field.
“Friday Night Footy is always a huge occasion in WA, and we’re incredibly proud to once again partner with McDonald’s WA and Ronald McDonald House WA. The AFL Record is a long-standing part of the match-day experience, and it’s fantastic to see it play a role in supporting families who need it most.
“We encourage all fans heading along to Optus Stadium to pick up a copy and be part of something that extends well beyond the game.”
In addition to AFL Record sales, fans will also have the chance to win a 2026 Toyota AFL Grand Final Experience. Supporters can enter the draw by purchasing a $10 raffle ticket, with all proceeds going directly to Ronald McDonald House WA. A QR code included in the AFL Record will make it easy to enter, with tickets also available online.
Peter King ASM, Chief Executive Officer, Ronald McDonald House WA, said the continued support from partners and the community is invaluable.
“We are incredibly grateful to our Founding and Forever partner McDonald’s, SEN and the AFL Record team for their continued support.
“Now in its fifth year, this initiative has made a lasting impact by helping families from across the state access the medical care and resources they need when a child is ill or injured."I encourage everyone to show their support by purchasing a raffle ticket, or a copy of the round 23 AFL Record, with all proceeds going to Ronald McDonald House WA, you’ll be helping us to continue providing comfort and care to West Australian families when they need it most.”
Fans who are unable to attend the game can still support the cause by subscribing to the AFL Record at www.aflrecord.com.au, or by purchasing raffle tickets online for the chance to win the ultimate AFL Grand Final experience.
