Local Businesses, Shared Pride
27 Aug
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As the Adelaide 36ers build towards the new season, the club is proud to be backed by a community of local organisations that share its passion for South Australia.
The 36ers are pleased to announce the renewal of partnerships with Barnacle Bill, Australian Outdoor Living, Aceit Couriers, Jones Radiology, Refined Real Estate and Key Assets ahead of the Hungry Jack’s NBL27 season.
Aceit Transport Solutions will enter its eighth year as a 36ers partner, continuing a remarkable partnership between two proudly South Australian, family-owned organisations. Aceit has grown to be one of the state’s largest courier networks, and the Adelaide 36ers are proud to partner with the company, as it approaches its 30th anniversary year.
Australian Outdoor Living will again bring its home improvement expertise to game days, with activations and member and fan offers throughout the season. For more than two decades, AOL has been helping Australians create better outdoor living spaces.
South Australian icon Barnacle Bill returns for another season, with its popular offer for 36ers members and fans of 20% off their order Monday to Thursday when the opposition fails to score within 36 seconds of the restart of the second half on gameday.
The Club's partnership with Jones Radiology also continues, supporting the health and wellbeing of 36ers players as the club's imaging partner and a leading provider of medical imaging for sports-related injuries statewide.
Refined Real Estate returns for another year, bringing together two ambitious South Australian brands through in-stadium activations and unique opportunities for fans to connect with players.
Meanwhile, Key Assets will become the presenting partner of the 36ers' Kids Round on Sunday, December 13, supporting opportunities for vulnerable children and young people in South Australia and their families. The partnership will help shine a light on the impactful experiences that can make a difference to young people in care.
Adelaide 36ers CEO Nic Barbato thanked the club’s loyal partners for their continued backing.
“Our partners don’t just support the Adelaide 36ers, they are part of our community,” he said.
“These are local businesses who employ South Australians, serve South Australians and invest in the communities we all call home.
“When local businesses back one another, everyone benefits, and we’re incredibly grateful to have such a strong group of partners standing with us as we head into NBL27.”
The Adelaide 36ers will tip off the Hungry Jack’s NBL27 season on the road to Melbourne United on September 19. The club’s first home game of the season is on Sunday, 27 September at 4:30pm against Cairns. Limited remaining tickets can be purchased HERE.


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