November 19, 2025

On Saturday 29th November 2025, Dads4Kids’ fantastic founders Warwick and Alison Marsh celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary!

Please join me in congratulating this wonderful golden couple, pictured above with their 5 adult children, each of their spouses, and all of their 10 beautiful grandchildren!

Warwick and Alison are not only a blessing to their growing family, but they continue to bless, inspire, and encourage families across Australia and the world!

Warwick and Alison enjoyed a well-earned break in Western Australia, and then traveled from Perth to Sydney on the Indian Pacific. Please pray for God’s blessing and protection over them and join the Dads4Kids community in honouring their incredible faithfulness, their servant leadership, and their amazing 50 years together as husband and wife!

CEO of Dads4Kids, Nathaniel is passionate to see hearts turn to the Father. As a professional filmmaker, Nat worked in advertising and television for over 20 years and has been helping Dads4Kids behind the scenes since 2002. Nat has been married to Jodi since 2004, and they have five daughters.

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