Roller Derby Venue: final touches
Donation protected
We are a Roller Derby League from Albany WA. We are moving to our own venue in January 2018, The Track.
We need YOUR help to finish off the floor. We are after a little bit of cash to help with the costs of sealing and marking up our fabulous floor!
$990 this covers the cost of our Floor Sealant
$840 we can get our track lines marked
$718 skate storage
$1000 Exterior signage
Floor Sealant at Mates price from Parchem too!
Discount from Statewide Racking in Albany!
Top bloke Craig at Albany Signs for the track marking and exterior signage

Our league runs some pretty amazing stuff, women's WFDTA Apprentice Travel Team, junior roller skating programs, roller hockey and hosting games all year. Help us finish our venue!
Rewards for YOU!
$5 a cool as cool ARDL logo STICKER
$40 a SHIRT

$99 Your NAME on the Wall of Love
$199 Your name on the Wall of Love BIGGER and in GLITTER.
$999 Your name in BIG GLITTER on the Wall of Love PLUS a personalised 'Thank you' from our league to you on our Facebook page.
This is what our members say...
"Through derby, I found I could be good at a sport. I found a group of educated, intelligent, strong women not afraid to stand up for what is right.
I learnt so much more about the world through the lives and experiences of people I have met along the way.
I've experienced the strongest friendships and love and acceptance.
I met my wife through derby ;)
I have been challenged when my thinking was patriarchal or racially insensitive and I have learnt and grown for all of that.
To me, derby isn't just a sport. It's the door to growth. It's the chance to have people 'have your back' when you fight the day to day 'social justice' stuff. To be a feminist. To be racially and gender inclusive. To be strong.
I see The Track as a chance not just for skatey fun times for us, but our opportunity to create change. We will run programs for 12-18yr old girls, statistically left behind in regional areas for sport. We hope to get funding to bring indigenous youth in to learn to skate. Derby is not a lower socio-economic sport, so we want to change that, looking into ways to do that. We will have information and programs for LGBTQI kids. For people to access health information in a safe space. Social change starts here. This place will be special. We are the change." -Stax #10
"So much more than a sport. I find it so empowering on many fronts, being able to walk confidently through a pack of people holding my ground and keeping my shoulders back and head up. Because derby makes me feel unstoppable." Splats #9
"There is only support and encouragement, and space for me to attempt drills or not based on my own choice. Not once have I ever been made to feel as though I shouldn’t be there or as though my unfit body isn’t good enough for this. I’ve felt this way in every other single sport I’ve attempted. Seriously, everyone. But ARDL really seems to be living their inclusion policy and embracing every single participant and their differences. I’m proud to be a part of a league that is so welcoming and inclusive." Suga #80

Find us on Facebook or head to our website for more info about our league and the amazing things we do.
We need YOUR help to finish off the floor. We are after a little bit of cash to help with the costs of sealing and marking up our fabulous floor!
$990 this covers the cost of our Floor Sealant
$840 we can get our track lines marked
$718 skate storage
$1000 Exterior signage
Floor Sealant at Mates price from Parchem too!
Discount from Statewide Racking in Albany!
Top bloke Craig at Albany Signs for the track marking and exterior signage
Our league runs some pretty amazing stuff, women's WFDTA Apprentice Travel Team, junior roller skating programs, roller hockey and hosting games all year. Help us finish our venue!
Rewards for YOU!
$5 a cool as cool ARDL logo STICKER
$40 a SHIRT
$99 Your NAME on the Wall of Love
$199 Your name on the Wall of Love BIGGER and in GLITTER.
$999 Your name in BIG GLITTER on the Wall of Love PLUS a personalised 'Thank you' from our league to you on our Facebook page.
This is what our members say...
"Through derby, I found I could be good at a sport. I found a group of educated, intelligent, strong women not afraid to stand up for what is right.
I learnt so much more about the world through the lives and experiences of people I have met along the way.
I've experienced the strongest friendships and love and acceptance.
I met my wife through derby ;)
I have been challenged when my thinking was patriarchal or racially insensitive and I have learnt and grown for all of that.
To me, derby isn't just a sport. It's the door to growth. It's the chance to have people 'have your back' when you fight the day to day 'social justice' stuff. To be a feminist. To be racially and gender inclusive. To be strong.
I see The Track as a chance not just for skatey fun times for us, but our opportunity to create change. We will run programs for 12-18yr old girls, statistically left behind in regional areas for sport. We hope to get funding to bring indigenous youth in to learn to skate. Derby is not a lower socio-economic sport, so we want to change that, looking into ways to do that. We will have information and programs for LGBTQI kids. For people to access health information in a safe space. Social change starts here. This place will be special. We are the change." -Stax #10
"So much more than a sport. I find it so empowering on many fronts, being able to walk confidently through a pack of people holding my ground and keeping my shoulders back and head up. Because derby makes me feel unstoppable." Splats #9
"There is only support and encouragement, and space for me to attempt drills or not based on my own choice. Not once have I ever been made to feel as though I shouldn’t be there or as though my unfit body isn’t good enough for this. I’ve felt this way in every other single sport I’ve attempted. Seriously, everyone. But ARDL really seems to be living their inclusion policy and embracing every single participant and their differences. I’m proud to be a part of a league that is so welcoming and inclusive." Suga #80
Find us on Facebook or head to our website for more info about our league and the amazing things we do.
Organizer
Natalie Jarvis
Organizer
Frenchman Bay WA
