Southport Sharks is proud to be supporting The Great Shout, helping raise funds for Rural Aid and Queensland farmers doing it tough.
For every Great Northern Super Crisp purchased at Southport Sharks from 14 to 17 May, a portion of proceeds will be donated to Rural Aid to provide support for farming communities across Queensland.
Available at Mackenzie’s Sports Bar and Lounge Bar, it’s an easy way to turn your knock-off drink or live sport session into something that gives back.
So whether you’re settling in to catch the footy, meeting mates after work or just chasing an ice-cold beer, choose a Great Northern and be part of The Great Shout this week at Sharks.
Good beer. Good company. A great shout for Queensland farmers.
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