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The Bulldogs 2023 home and away jerseys adorn the Jenny Souris Foundation logo.

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have launched the Jenny Souris Foundation Round today, vowing to play their Round 11 home game at Accor Stadium in honour of the late Jenny Souris and her legacy foundation.

The Jenny Souris Foundation was established in February 2021 in honour of the late Jenny Souris – the ‘J’ in M&J Chickens.

Jenny was a passionate Bulldogs supporter, supporting the Club since its’ Berries days, and a true humanitarian who sadly passed away in 2020 after enduring a long battle with metastatic breast cancer and chronic myeloid leukemia.

Vale Jenny Souris was a passionate Bulldogs supporter
Vale Jenny Souris was a passionate Bulldogs supporter

Jenny battled her illness for over 10 years, which didn’t come without financial implications. For a compassionate lady, Jenny’s concern was always for those who did not have access to the same level of care as afforded to her.

Upon Jenny’s passing, family and friends wanted to pay tribute to the incredible woman she was and established the legacy of the Jenny Souris Foundation (JSF) as a testament to the love, care, and compassion she personified.

The Foundation is also supported by Bulldogs’ long-serving partners, M&J Chickens, who kindly donated their jersey logo position to the JSF.

The Jenny Souris Foundation Round

Having grown to become one of the Bulldog’s leading community partners, the Club have committed the Round to support the work that the Foundation does to help individuals and families in need of critical medical treatment.

 Bulldogs CEO Aaron Warburton said: “We are pleased to be playing for such a special cause this weekend. Seeing our community club supporting those who need it most is something we can be proud of.

“We have some unique activities planned for Round 11, the Jenny Souris Foundation Round. By shedding light on the great work that the Foundation does, as well as by telling Jenny’s story, we hope that we can help raise some much-needed funds for those who simply don’t have any other options.”

Jenny Souris’ daughter, Maria said: “Our vision is just to help as many people as possible.”

“The Foundation’s involvement with the Bulldogs gives us the capacity to be seen and heard and get our message out to the public. We are just a humble family that are supporters of the Bulldogs and they have given us the opportunity to get the message out and spread the word to the masses that there is a foundation out there that can assist people in need.

“To be able to access funds at a time of need, it’s a huge game changer to some people and the Jenny Souris Foundation Round is all about raising awareness that help is available.”

The Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs will be taking on the New Zealand Warriors in The Jenny Souris Foundation NRL Round on Friday, May 12 at Sydney’s Accor Stadium (6pm kick-off).

“We would love the community to support us by attending The Jenny Souris Round or if they can’t make it, then donate directly to help us continue achieving mum’s vision,” said Ms. Souris.

You can show your support by attending the match (tickets available here), purchasing a Jenny Souris Foundation pin (available at the match) and/or making a donation at https://www.jsf.org.au/donate/

All monies raised will go towards helping support families and individuals who need urgent financial support for critical health care issues.

Acknowledgement of Country

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs respect and honour the Darug and Eora nations, who are the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.