JOHN MACLEAN
John Maclean Foundation (JMF)
The John Maclean Foundation is the official charity of legendary wheelchair athlete John Maclean.
By competing in some of the toughest sporting events in the world, John Maclean has proven that there really are "only possibilities". The primary mission of the John Maclean Foundation is to improve the quality of life for young Australians under the age of 18 years who use wheelchairs.
The foundation achieves its mission by providing funding for the purchase of new wheelchairs, sporting equipment, computers and education assistance, surgery, vehicle and home modifications and anything that will make a meaningful difference to the lives of the foundation's recipients and their families.
In the past three years alone, JMF has provided over $250,000 in assistance to families across the country and continues to provide funding each year through the Grant Recipient Program. For more information about the John Maclean Foundation, visit the JMF website >
Team Maclean
Team Maclean is one of the key fundraising brands for the John Maclean Foundation. Originally developed as part of JMF's involvement in the inaugural Ironman Western Australia triathlon, Team Maclean now sees athletes from all walks of life competing in Ironman events, fun runs, ocean swims and cycling events in aid of the John Maclean Foundation.
Members of Team Maclean race in the foundation's exclusive race apparel and have the chance to participate in unique events with some of this country's best and most well known athletes, including the likes of Ky Hurst, Henk Vogels and John Maclean himself.
For more information about Team Maclean, visit the JMF website and follow the links to Team Maclean.
Grants Program
Each year the John Maclean Foundation provides funding to help improve the quality of life for young Australian's under the age of 18 who use wheelchairs. JMF's Grant Recipient Program is the primary vehicle for the distribution of this financial assistance and is conducted on an annual basis.
To apply for a John Maclean Foundation grant of up to $3,000.00,
download a PDF application form >
