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STEPtember 24

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For people with cerebral palsy.

We're moving 10,000 steps per day - each! It'll be a challenge, but worth it knowing we're also fundraising to support people with cerebral palsy. We'd really appreciate if you could show us your support by donating today. So, let's STEP up together, for cerebral palsy!

Thanks to our team's Sponsors

19 Sep 2024

  • Disr Comms Branch

    Donated

    $91.60

  • The coun count from today’s bakesale

    DISR

27 Sep 2024

  • Declan

    Donated

    $62.00

  • he'll year!!

    Declan

26 Aug 2024

  • Jessica Goldstein

    Donated

    $35.87

26 Aug 2024

  • Lisa Tilyard

    Donated

    $35.87

02 Sep 2024

  • Minnie Campbell

    Donated

    $35.87

03 Sep 2024

  • Caiti Stevens

    Donated

    $35.87

19 Sep 2024

  • Anonymous

    Donated

    $21.10

23 Sep 2024

  • Peter Spiller

    Donated

    $20.00

19 Sep 2024

  • Anonymous

    Donated

    $10.55

23 Sep 2024

  • Anonymous

    Donated

    $10.55

19 Sep 2024

  • Disr Comms Branch And Friends

    Donated

    $6.00

  • Final coinage for the day!

    DISR

19 Sep 2024

  • Minnie Campbell

    Donated

    $5.28

  • Thanks team!!!

    Minnie

19 Sep 2024

  • John Lilley

    Donated

    $2.11

Team Members

  • Team captain

  • Jessica Goldstein

    $68

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  • Lisa Tilyard

    $36

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  • Caiti Stevens

    $171

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  • Minnie Campbell

    $36

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Team Updates

Why STEPtember is important to our team

Every 20 hours, an Australian child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy.

We're STEPing up this September to fundraise to support Cerebral Palsy Alliance in their mission to help people with cerebral palsy live their best lives.

STEPtember participants are passionate about being healthy, building a more inclusive world and making a life-changing impact for people with cerebral palsy.

Will you STEP up with us for cerebral palsy?