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About three months into starting Wills little business of sanding cricket bats we were contacted by 7.39 Report. Tracy Bowden and her crew spent the...

With the ex Prime Minister of Australia The Hon John Howard. Presenting Will with his PM X1 bat between Australia and New Zealand. Thank you John we...

We are incredibly honoured to have Barry “Nugget “ Rees an Australian cricketing great and legend creating a bat for Willo. We received the news and...

To place your silent bid for the SAPOL BAT pictured above, co-signed by the Commissioner of Police and the Captain of the West End Redbacks, Travis...

We were offered an opportunity to have an exhibition in our hometown of Robertson NSW by our mates at the Robbo Pub. After travelling throughout...

Rainbow is a small town of 700 located in the Mallee region of rural Victoria. It is surrounded by many more small towns including Warracknabeal....

A milestone was reached recently with the opening our our national office - Willo HQ. With 2 years behind us, close to 30,000 km's on the road, 150...

What does this mean for us? It means asking our communities to slow down in our daily lives to notice our children. It means taking responsibility...

We have driven close to 7000km’s with 60 hours in the car to reach Warooka in the Southern Yorke Peninsula. We have shared many hours of planning,...

Our biggest Exhibition to date with close to 90 artists coming together from around Perth. For many of the artists it is their second time to paint...

Resilience has been a big part of Will's life. Without it, I am sure we would have taken a much different path. The ability to keep rising and to...

I met Melanie Macilwain from Geelong online recently. Mel and Willo were supporting #artforbales and #buyabale and through a series of circumstances...

We recently spent an unforgettable week in the Yorke Peninsula with the communities at the "bottom end". On the invitation of Steph Ball from the...

The Willo Exhibitions have created so much awareness around Will. We truly hope it has also created awareness around the need for more inclusion and...

The Kiama Exhibition paved the way forward for Willo. Kathryn and her amazing team of local artists, restaurants and businesses showed us the...

Late last year we met Commodore Chris Smallhorn and his wife Kerina from HMAS Albatross in NSW Australia who suggested the idea of sharing the bats...

We are always so grateful for the connections and friendships we make along the way with Willo Cricket Bats. Over the past 18 months we have met the...

On the 17th January 2018 an Exhibition of over 50 bats from artists within the Kiama community will be showcased and auctioned. If ever the phrase...

The power of community and the generosity surrounding community will never cease to amaze us. This connection to Kiama all began from a message from...