Help us, help Magnus ❤️‍🩹 Poor Magnus was surrendered on New Years Day at only just over a year old. Little did we know, he was suffering terribly with an unknown gastrointestinal issue and severe breathing problems. We have been working closely with a dedicated vet team to get to the bottom of his stomach issues, however he has since taken a turn for the worse and is now being closely monitored at an emergency vet. Our poor little man is very sick and requires an endoscopy to hopefully get to the bottom of what is wrong. Please help us to raise the much needed funds for Magnus' vet care so we can give this sweet, special little everything he needs 🐾❤️‍🩹

Annabelle Jayne Pace 16/07/2023-18/02/2025 Rian, Samantha, and family are deeply saddened to announce the passing of our daughter Annabelle Jayne Pace, after a 12-month battle with Brain cancer. In February 2024, at just 6 months old, our perfect little girl was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive brain tumour, her only symptoms a few days before were vomiting and becoming a bit sleepy. Our family relocated from Rollingstone NQ to Brisbane with a days’ notice for 7 months. Surgery was used to remove the tumour, followed by multiple rounds of conventional and high dose chemotherapy including stem cell transplants. After this treatment which is more intense than what most adults receive, the cancer continued to grow. We moved home at the end of August 2024, trying to put our life back together. Annabelle and Samantha were still traveling back and forth to Brisbane for immunotherapy and in December she had more disease progression. We were lucky that Annabelle has had a period of being “well” where we were able to make memories and enjoy the time together. We will never be able to thank everyone enough; our parents; family and friends; her treating team and those that supported us financially, physically and emotionally. Thankyou for helping us try to save our little girl – we got an extra year with her. In lieu of flowers or gifts, please feel free to make a donation to the Brainchild Foundation, a National charity that supported us and is committed to raising awareness, support, research and treatment of Brain and Spinal cord tumours in children.

Help Wings4Kidz Soar! For families in regional areas, the road to medical treatment for a sick child is often long, lonely, and exhausting. Whether it's a child in need of heart treatment, cancer care, or specialized surgery, these families face the overwhelming challenge of traveling hours—sometimes days—just to reach the medical care their child desperately needs This year, we will be hitting the road on a Postie Bike to raise funds for Wings4Kidz. Wings4Kidz is registered charity dedicated to lessening the burdens of travel for these families, providing free air and ground transportation to ensure children get to their treatments safely, quickly, and with their loved ones by their side. A fully operational aircraft, piloted by highly skilled and dedicated volunteers, helps these families by turning long, grueling journeys into much shorter, less stressful flights. What used to take days of travel now takes only hours, if that, allowing families to focus on what really matters—being together and helping their child heal. But Wings4Kidz can’t do this without your support. Each flight represents a lifeline for a family going through one of the toughest times of their lives. The money raised through events such as the 2025 Never Late Fe-Mail Postie Bike Ride goes directly to keeping planes in the air—ensuring that they can continue to provide this essential service, free of charge, to families who need it the most. Every cent makes a difference. Together, we can make the long road to recovery a little shorter for families facing unimaginable challenges. Every mile flown brings hope. Every donation is a step toward healing. Thank you for helping Wings4Kidz soar. 🕊️ - Wingz, Wheelz & Wine (Beck, Jenny, Cassie, Kristie, Ellen, Georgia and Lily)

Since 2001, Cranbrook School has supported various community assistance projects in Nepal and India through an organisation called CETOP (Cranbrook Explorers and Travellers Overseas Partnerships). CETOP is a volunteer teacher and parent initiative. Projects have included building a school for young children in Ladakh in Northern India that provides the only formal education on offer in remote villages in the area. Cranbrook Junior School (K-6) has been involved in collecting supplies for local schools, funding teacher training programs, building projects and helping to set up dental clinics in Nepal for over ten years. I am part of a group of Year 6 students at Cranbrook Junior School who are travelling to Nepal in April 2025 with parents and teachers as part of a CETOP trip. Our purpose is to help improve the education and health conditions for remote local communities in the Rasuwa District in the Langtang region of Nepal. We will be trekking for several days visiting schools, handing over funds and delivering resources including dental products, school equipment etc. CETOP encourages Cranbrook students to actively participate in fundraising activities exposing them to ‘hand to hand’ giving. I am taking part in a sponsored walk with my friends and our parents to raise funds for CETOP in February 2025. We will be walking 20km on the Bondi-Manly coastal route and hope that friends and family will help by sponsoring us! Thank you Jamie and Michael

On the 26th of March 2025, I'll be taking on the challenge of running the buffalostampede_au - an ultra-endurance race spanning 101km with 5,000 meters of elevation gain. I'm using this run to raising awareness and funds for Parkinsons disease. Parkinsons is the second most common neurological disease after dementia, affecting approximately 200,000 Australians. It's a devastating condition that profoundly impacts not only those living with it but also their families and loved ones. My family experienced this first-hand through my Nonna, Maria Dimasi, who battled Parkinsons for 25 years before her passing. Sadly, I never had the chance to see her in full health, but through my mums recent stories I've come to understand just how remarkable a woman she was. She was a battler who I now draw strength from when tackling training or anything challenging in life. Any donations, no matter how big or small, are hugely appreciated and going to an amazing cause.

We are team of postie bike riding ladies, embarking on an 800klm, 4 day journey through Regional NSW to raise funds for Wings 4 Kidz. Wings4Kidz provides a free flight service for children in regional communities, who have serious or life-threatening illnesses and are required to travel to major city based hospitals for treatment. We are inspired by their work and the difference they have made to so many families. There are so many others that would benefit from their work, but they need more funding to make that happen. So please support their work by donating to our CrowdRaiser. Any donation big or small will be much appreciated. Please share the link to this CrowdRaiser page to your friends and family. The more people who can help the better! Thank you for your support REBELZ – Rachael, Kylie, Elle, Lorae, Stephie, Tammy

Hello, my name is Jerry and I am 11 years old and going to Nepal on a school trip, and I am raising funds for CETOP, which is a non-profit organisation run by volunteers from my school to raise money to improve the infrastructure, healthcare and education of Himalayan communities. The average person walks 40 kilometres to get to this camp so I am going to try to run that distance to raise money for the camp before I go to Nepal. I would be very grateful if you could donate to my cause. All donations go to Nepalese people in need! Thank you in advance for your donation! Jerry Watson KIlometres ran so far 17.75/40

We are riding to raise funds for Wings4Kidz this is the second year riding together.! Wings4Kidz Providing air transport for children in regional communities for medical appointments They need more funding to make that happen. So please support their work by donating to our CrowdRaiser, as we know they will appreciate every cent received. We will be very grateful for your contribution too! PLEASE SHARE..I would be very grateful for you to share the link to this CrowdRaiser page to your friends and family. The more people who can help the better! Thank you Team Gina & Lenni 😇

I am raising funds for Fraser Coast Hospice because they provide a much needed fee-free inpatient palliative care service in our community for people over the age of 18 who have a terminal illness. The difference they have made to so many clients and their families is just extraordinary and there are many people who will benefit from the service into the future. But to be able to continue to provide this service, Fraser Coast Hospice needs our communities help to raise operational funds. I've put my hand up to be hung out to dry in a cherry picker at Hoist Ya Boss 2025 on Friday 14th March 2025 at Scarness Park (across from the Beach House Hotel). I need to raise a minimum of $3000 to get down, so please support Fraser Coast Hospice by donating to my CrowdRaiser, as I don't want to be left high and dry! I know Fraser Coast Hospice will appreciate your support, and I will too! Also, I would be very grateful for you to share the link to this CrowdRaiser page to your friends and family. The more people who can help the better! Thank you!

Since 2001, Cranbrook School has supported various community assistance projects in Nepal and India through an organisation called CETOP (Cranbrook Explorers and Travellers Overseas Partnerships). CETOP is a volunteer teacher and parent initiative. Projects have included building a school for young children in Ladakh in Northern India that provides the only formal education on offer in remote villages in the area. Cranbrook Junior School (K-6) has been involved in collecting supplies for local schools, funding teacher training programs, building projects and helping to set up dental clinics in Nepal for over ten years. I am part of a group of Year 6 students at Cranbrook Junior School who are travelling to Nepal in April 2025 with parents and teachers as part of a CETOP trip. Our purpose is to help improve the education and health conditions for remote local communities in the Rasuwa District in the Langtang region of Nepal. We will be trekking for several days visiting schools, handing over funds and delivering resources including dental products, school equipment etc. CETOP encourages Cranbrook students to actively participate in fundraising activities exposing them to ‘hand to hand’ giving. I am taking part in a sponsored walk to raise funds for CETOP in February 2025. I will be walking 20km on the Bondi-Manly coastal route and hope that friends and family will help by sponsoring me! Thank you Henry

My daily struggle with mental health is a solitary battle that demands immense strength and resilience. To continue to confront this challenge, I've chosen to embark on a monumental journey: riding my BMX from Cairns to Perth. This ambitious goal is not only a personal test but also an opportunity to seek strength and hope for myself and others. Through this journey, I aim to connect with others, raise awareness for mental health, and advocate for suicide prevention. Partnering with the R U OK? initiative feels like a natural fit, as their approach to staying connected with those experiencing mental illness and having tough conversations aligns perfectly with why I am taking on this challenge. CARE THROUGH CONNECTION THANKYOU , even the notion of generocity is appreciated sincerly WEEXY R U OK? is a harm prevention charity that encourages people to stay connected and have conversations that can help others through difficult times in their lives. Their work focuses on building the motivation, confidence and skills of people who can have a meaningful conversation with someone who is struggling with life and connect someone to appropriate support, long before they're in crisis. With your support R U OK? can r each more Australians, inspire regular, meaningful conversations every day of the year, and ultimately change lives So please support their work by donating to my CrowdRaiser, as I know they will appreciate every cent received. And I will be very grateful for your contribution too! Also, I would be very grateful for you to share the link to this CrowdRaiser page to your friends and family. The more people who can help the better! Thank you

Calling our emergency services friends and family to join us as we Run as One. Together we will run or cycle between response locations in our region to raise awareness for the mental health of Emergency Service Workers. The event will take place over 7 days, from 7th of April to the 13th of April, with the final day being a community walk from Mooroopna to Shepparton. We have a goal of raising $20,000, with all proceeds being donated to our partner organisation “Code 9”. Code 9 provides immediate emergency welfare to current and veteran professional first responders and their family. Code 9 provide support, advice, and guidance to members in critical need of assistance. They fund and coordinate the provision of assistance dogs to mentally injured first responders. Meals are supplied to members in need, along with house cleaning, garden maintenance, grocery vouchers and other assistance as required.

Hi all, Flat Out and Homes not Prisons are raising funds to support Auntie Vickie Roach - proud Yuin woman and respected elder in the movement against the prison industrial complex in Australia. After decades of writing and campaigning Auntie Vickie is now in palliative care for serious respiratory and other health issues. She is in a private rental property and needs support with rent, personal home care, groceries, health and medical costs. We need to raise at least $1000 a month while we try to source more affordable supportive accommodation and care. If you have worked with Auntie Vicklie or read her work or heard her speak you will understand how important it is that we care for her now. You can hear Vickie talk about her life and work here: In and out of strife: Vickie Roach's turbulent life Please consider a regular weekly or monthly donation to help us create some safety, stability and comfort for Aunt. We'd also be grateful if you could share this link with others who could help. Thank you

The Wild Sows are back and bigger than ever for the Never Late Fe-Mail Postie Bike Ride in 2025 with 5 new team members! We are riding our postie bikes 800kms over 4 days in the Never Late Fe-Mail Postie Bike Ride, raising vital funds for Wings4Kidz. Wings4Kidz provide specialist free air service for children in rural and regional communities to access medical appointments, helping to alleviate the burden of long distance travel and time away from their families in the most difficult of times. The difference Wings4Kidz have made to so many families with sick children living in rural and remote areas is just extraordinary and we know there are so many other families that would benefit from their work, but they need more funding to make that happen. So please support Wings4Kidz by donating to our CrowdRaiser, as we know they will appreciate every cent received. And we will be very grateful for your contribution too! We would also be very grateful for you to share the link to this CrowdRaiser page to your friends and family. The more people who can help the better! Thank you, Renae, Monique, Kylie, Kristy, Gertie, Katie, Amanda & Racheal

I am raising funds for Wildlife Rescue Australia because I am inspired by their work. The difference they have made to so many people is just extraordinary and I know there are so many others that would benefit from their work. But they need more funding to make that happen. So please support their work by donating to my CrowdRaiser, as I know they will appreciate every cent received. And I will be very grateful for your contribution too! Thank you

Out of the blue in August this year (2024) I was confronted with an advanced lung cancer diagnosis & the knowledge my time was limited. Overwhelmed and facing the devastating reality of saying goodbye to my loved ones I reached out to Tender Funerals. I have always lived my life authentically and by the philosophy to ‘keep things simple’. And I wanted my death to be the same; simple, joyful and representative of who I am. I first heard about Tender Funerals when it was featured on an episode of "Australian Story" (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-16/a-community-undertaking/13932294) on the ABC and it really made an impact on me. To briefly sum it up, Tender is a community-based, not-for-profit funeral service that helps families to have an authentic and affordable funeral service without the ‘suits’ or going into large amounts of debt. Tender also offers community education and empowerment around death care (you can be more involved than you think!) as well as promoting environmentally sustainable death practices such as the use of shrouds and cardboard coffins. Tender Funerals is not yet operational in Geelong, but a small group of dedicated volunteers are in the process of making it happen. One beautiful volunteer in particular (Elizabeth) has been amazingly supportive; guiding me & my family to help me fulfil my end of life wishes. Tender Funerals are incorporated as a business and are registered as a charity. So please support their work and help bring this valuable service to our local community by donating to my Crowdraiser. I know they will appreciate every cent received and I'll be very grateful too. Through my story I hope to show people that death is simply a part of life, and that it can be a transformative, beautiful & deeply personal experience. For more information go their website https://tenderfunerals.com.au/geelong/ (https://tenderfunerals.com.au/geelong/)