Call to Arms

July 01, 2012 to July 31, 2012

In 2006, after Essendon Football Club champion Adam Ramanauskas was diagnosed with cancer, his teammates wore yellow armbands in the Clash For Cancer against Melbourne Football Club. Without knowing it at the time, this became the first ever Call To Arms game. Since then, sporting clubs of all codes and levels have joined the cause by wearing yellow in one game each season.

Be part of the fight to save men's lives. One in two men will be diagnosed with cancer be age 85. It could be you. It could be your best mate.

To find out how to get your club involved click here.




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	Call to Arms July 01, 2012 to July 31, 2012 In 2006, after Essendon Football Club champion Adam Ramanauskas was diagnosed with cancer, his teammates wore yellow armbands in the Clash For Cancer against Melbourne Football Club. Without knowing it at the time, this became the first ever Call To Arms game. Since then, sporting clubs of all codes and levels have joined the cause by wearing yellow in one game each season. Be part of the fight to save men's lives. One in two men will be diagnosed with cancer be age 85. It could be you. It could be your best mate. To find out how to get your club involved click here.

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