Brisbane Heat extend Plantation Homes partnership

Big Bash League (BBL) franchise Brisbane Heat have announced a multi-year extension of their partnership with Plantation Homes.

The Queensland-based home builder will thus remain a partner of the Heat for two more years. Plantation Homes will continue to enjoy branding exposure on the Heat’s playing kit, across matchday signage, and via premium hospitality experiences through the (Plantation Homes) Lux Lounge at the Gabba.

Additionally, community initiatives such as the “Backyard to Big Bash” school holiday clinics will also remain part of the partnership between Plantation Homes and the Brisbane Heat.

Pete Lock, General Manager — Commercial, Marketing & Corporate Affairs, Brisbane Heat, commented:

“We’re delighted to extend our partnership with Plantation Homes for a further two years.

“Over the past two seasons, Plantation Homes has been a fantastic supporter of the Brisbane Heat, sharing our commitment to bringing families together and creating opportunities for people to connect through cricket.

“Their support extends well beyond match day. From engaging with our members and fans at the Gabba to helping deliver community programs such as Backyard to Big Bash, Plantation Homes has become a valued partner of the club.

“We’re excited to continue building on what has already been a very successful partnership and look forward to creating even more opportunities for our fans and the wider Queensland community in the years ahead.”

Tindi Sorbera, General Manager — Marketing, Plantation Homes, added:

“The Brisbane Heat partnership is built on shared values – bringing families together, supporting local communities and creating meaningful connections across Queensland. We’re delighted to extend our partnership for a further two years and continue building on what has been a successful relationship.

“We’re also thrilled to have the Heat supporting our House for Life campaign, helping shine a spotlight on Mater Little Miracles and the incredible work the charity does for premature and critically ill babies and their families.”