Ready to pick up the pace, or starting a new challenge?
Ride, walk, swim, dance, or move your way so people with cerebral palsy can lead the most comfortable, independent and inclusive lives possible.
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Challenge your mind and body for a great cause!
Fitness challenges are a great way to get fit, push your mind and make a difference - either on your own or with friends!
There are a number of ways you can join the amazing community supporting people with cerebral palsy and fundraising through fitness;
- Join us for City2Surf, Blackmores Sydney Running Festival or another organised fun run. Take a look here to see what events we get involved in near you.
- Create your own challenge! Choose an activity you're interested in and go from there. For example - cycling from Sydney to Canberra, running a marathon or completing a fun run in each state of Australia.
- Challenge your fitness community. Organise a fundraising yoga class where people make a donation to take part, a deadlift challenge or a row-athon and get your gym or fitness studio community to join you.
Own a gym or fitness studio and want to get involved? Let us know and one of our fundraising coaches can help support you.
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The Difference You Make
Thanks to the following fundraisers for their amazing contributions!
Jason
Covering every corner and climbing every hill, Jason took part in City2Surf. He fundraised by emailing his colleagues to ask them to support him with a donation, and raised $265!
Rachel
Taking up running to keep her mind and body strong for her son who has cerebral palsy, Rachel took on Blackmores Sydney Running Festival, then her first Ironman race and raised $5,000!
Matthew & Jodie
Inspired by Eamon to cycle from Carrum to Bicentennial Park and back as a team, Matthew & Jodie raised money and awareness for cerebral palsy. Together they raised $140!
Karina & Brock
Climbing obstacles and scrawling through mud was a dirty new challenge for Karina & Brock who took part in Tough Mudder and raised $2,718 to support people with cerebral palsy.
