The AFL Players Association, the representative body for all current and past professional Australian Football League players, is involved in many projects in the community  including Just Think (aimed at Australian youth to tackle alcohol fuelled street violence), and Zaidee's Rainbow Foundation (a not-for-profit involved in organ and tissue donation).
The AFL Players Association (AFLPA, also referred to as simply AFL Players) is the representative body for all current and past professional Australian Football League players. The AFLPA is involved in a number of initiatives including national campaigns and on-going projects that serves to benefit the community. Just Think In 2009, AFLPA launched the campaign, with the , aimed at Australian youth to tackle alcohol fuelled street violence. A widely publiced advertising campaign running throughout the AFL 2009 Finals brought together 8 AFL Captains. Zaidee's Rainbow Foundation In February 2009, the AFLPA showed support for the not-for-profit organisation, Zaidee, by raising awareness of the importance of supporting organ and tissue donation. In a match in Darwin, the Indigenous All-Stars, including Captain Andrew McLeod, wore Zaidee's rainbow shoelaces. 
