The GIANTS are pleased to announce St.George Bank as a platinum partner of the club for the next two years.
The partnership aligns with the bank’s commitment to continue to support it customers, families and communities in Western Sydney and the ACT.
GIANTS Chief Executive David Matthews welcomed the partnership with one of the county’s leading financial institutions.
“We’re delighted to partner with an organisation of St.George Bank’s calibre, an organsation that has such a strong presence in the New South Wales market and a number of shared values with the GIANTS,” Mr Matthews said.
“Both the GIANTS and St.George Bank are committed to supporting local communities and bringing families together. As two community-orientated organisations with a strong alignment, we look forward to seeing this partnership grow for many years to come.”
St.George General Manager for Retail Banking Ross Miller said the bank is proud to back the GIANTS and the communities they support in Western Sydney and the ACT.
“St.George is super excited to start something with the GIANTS and support them on their journey as they continue to grow from strength to strength. This exciting partnership aligns with St.George because we care very deeply about families, and the communities of Western Sydney and the ACT, just like the GIANTS.
“We’re also very passionate about our footy – and are proud to officially support three codes in Australia. We look forward to cheering on the GIANTS alongside their fans and families at game days starting this weekend.”
St.George Bank is one of Australia's leading Retail and Business Banking brands and the latest blue chip company to join the GIANTS’ extensive stable of corporate partners.
As part of the partnership, the St.George Bank logo will appear on the sleeve of the GIANTS polo shirt for the 2017 and 2018 seasons. St.George will also take part in a number of GIANTS Care community programs focused on enriching the lives of those in Western Sydney through the delivery of meaningful and relevant social programs.
