This Saturday: Mariners to support McHappy Day

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The Central Coast Mariners are pleased to announce their support for McHappy Day and will be utilising the one week break in the Hyundai A-League calendar to send the players out in the community to 12 selected McDonald’s restaurants across the Central Coast in the name of a great cause.

You can meet your favourite Mariners players at a McDonald’s near you between 11am and 12pm this Saturday, November 17.

The Mariners have teamed up with Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) and are calling on Aussies to dig deep and help put a smile on the face of seriously ill children and their families with the return of McHappy Day on Saturday, November 17.

As the largest fundraiser for RMHC Australia nationally, McHappy Day is crucial in raising funds for the charity, which helps keep families together while their seriously ill child undergoes treatment. Since it first started in 1991, McHappy Day has raised more than $42 million for RMHC and over $4 million in 2017.

There will be at least TWO Central Coast Mariners Hyundai A-League players at the following stores: Wyong, Wadalba, Lake Haven, Kincumber, West Gosford, Erina, Woy Woy, Wyoming, Mingara, Lisarow, Umina, F3 Northbound.

HOW TO GET INVOLVED:

  • Buying a Big Mac from the Macca’s near you – $2 from every Big Mac sold on McHappy Day will go directly to Ronald McDonald House Charities, and for the first time Big Macs will be available all day following the launch of McDonald’s all-day menu
  • Looking the part and picking-up a pair of $5 McHappy Day socks or purchasing a $2, $5, $10 or $50 Helping Hands
  • Making a gold coin donation with one of our Bucket Brigades that will be out in full force on McHappy Day
  • The full Central Coast Mariners playing squad will be offering a helping hand across all 12 restaurants on the Central Coast, doing all they can to support a great cause.

McHappy Day

What: Mariners support McHappy Day 2018
When: Saturday, 17 November
Where: Selected McDonald’s restaurants across the Central Coast