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Organised in partnership with Greyhound Racing Victoria (GRV), the Great Chase is more than a sporting event; it\u2019s a meaningful opportunity for connection and support. In Ballarat alone, community days have donated thousands of dollars to local disability groups over the years. Statewide, the initiative has delivered more than $800,000 to various organisations across Victoria.<\/p>\n
GRV\u2019s regional promotions lead Brad Williams highlighted the importance of the initiative.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Great Chase community day series gives these groups the opportunity to come together, connect, and feel truly included,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe excitement in the room and the elation these people get from their winning greyhound must be seen to be believed.\u201d<\/p>\n
Following the Ballarat event, Great Chase community days are scheduled at, Warrnambool and The Meadows, where they continue to support and celebrate Victoria\u2019s disability communities.<\/p>\n
In Ballarat, Unbeatable Abilities took out the top prize of $2000.<\/p>\n
Calacare and RDA Maryborough shared the second prize of $500 each, with Woodbine Warracknabeal finishing with $500.<\/p>\n
Participating groups also in attendance on the day were, McCallum Community Services, RDA Ballarat, Respect Connect and Westend Support Services.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THE return of Greyhound Racing Victoria\u2019s Great Chase Community Day series to Ballarat last Friday has delivered a windfall to four of the region\u2019s disability organisations, including major beneficiary Unbeatable Abilities. Since its inception in 2003, the Great Chase has become a flagship event, blending thrilling racing action with a powerful community focus. At the […]<\/p>\n