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PKF Perth is pleased to announce its continued partnership with Claremont Football Club as Major Support Sponsors for the upcoming season, strengthening our commitment to supporting local sporting organisations and contributing to the communities in which we live and work.
This year holds special significance as the club celebrates its centenary year, a milestone that reflects its rich history, on-field success, and long-standing impact on the local community. These qualities strongly align with PKF’s values of passion, integrity, and community.
As part of our Major Support sponsorship, PKF Perth will proudly sponsor both the Men’s and Women’s teams. Our logo will appear on the Men’s shorts and on the back of the Women’s guernsey.
“We are proud to strengthen our connection with the local community through our Major Support Sponsorship of Claremont Football Club. With the club marking its centenary year, we’re delighted to continue our relationship and contribute during such an important chapter in their history. Supporting both the Men’s and Women’s teams aligns with our values of inclusivity, opportunity, and excellence.”
Stashu Poliwka, Business Advisory Partner, PKF Perth
“We’re thrilled to continue our partnership with PKF Perth as they step into the role of Major Support Sponsors for our centenary season. Their expanded support of both our Men’s and Women’s programs reflects their commitment to our club and community. PKF Perth has been a valued partner of our club, and we’re excited to build on that relationship as we celebrate 100 years of Claremont Football Club.”
Darcy Coffey, CEO, Claremont Football Club
We wish both the Men’s and Women’s teams the very best of luck for the season ahead.
4 Mar 2026
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