The Wests Tigers – through its Premier partner, PlayUp – will once again support the work of Chris O’Brien Lifehouse during Friday night’s clash with the New Zealand Warriors.
PlayUp has generously donated the branding on the upper-back of the Wests Tigers NRL jersey for the fourth consecutive year to Chris O’Brien Lifehouse – a not-for-profit cancer hospital providing integrated, patient-centred care for people living with cancer.
The Chris O’Brien Lifehouse brand proudly adorns the Club’s Multicultural Jersey in Round 4 and will also feature across Wests Tigers youth retail jerseys and training apparel, ensuring ongoing visibility for the organisation’s invaluable work in the community.
Wests Tigers fans will be given the opportunity to secure match-worn jerseys from Friday’s game through an online auction following Round 4, with proceeds shared between Chris O’Brien Lifehouse and Wests Tigers Empower.
PlayUp are proud to be on board with this initiative for another year.
We’re honoured to again stand with Chris O’Brien Lifehouse and the Wests Tigers in backing the incredible work they do.
Paul Jeronimo Executive Director of PlayUp
Gail O'Brien AO from Chris O'Brien Lifehouse, is happy to see the partnership continue into 2026.
“We are grateful to the community and Wests Tigers for their support. The funds raised will be vital to helping us minimise the burden of cancer by reaching more patients, providing expert compassionate care, and accelerating the translation of research and innovation into treatment options.”
Fans are encouraged to get behind the initiative ahead of Friday’s match by donating directly to Chris O’Brien Lifehouse.
Whether you’re a passionate collector or simply want to support an incredible cause, the online auction for match-worn jerseys will be open early next week, with more details to be announced.
For more information on Chris O’Brien Lifehouse, visit www.mylifehouse.org.au.
