My Activity Tracking
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kms
My target 100 kms
I’m taking part in Walk for Epilepsy because this is a cause important to me.
I want to raise money and make a difference for people living with epilepsy. Please help me by giving whatever you can using the 'Donate' button. The more people that know about the walk, the greater the impact, so please also spread the word by sharing our page with your friends and family. Thank you in advance for your generosity, it means a lot!
My Achievements
Trailblazer!
You're on your way to becoming an Epilepsy Champ! Signup complete
Stepping Up
Self donate to show your friends and family how its done
Staying Connected
Let the world know that you're helping those living with epilepsy on your socials
Better Together
Get your friends together to a create a team!
Recruiting For The Cause
Invite others to join in on the fun!
Making Every Step Count!
You've hit the $200 mark for donations! You're in a draw to win a $300 Coles Myer voucher!
Consistent Mover
Thankyou, you've raised $500!!! A Walk for Epilepsy pack is coming your way!
Ultra Walker!
Thankyou, you've raised $1000! You'll be receiving a limited edition W4E hoodie and you're in the draw to WIN an Airbnb voucher ($200).
Step Master!
Thankyou, you've raised $2000! You're in the draw to win a $500 Airbnb Voucher
Halfway Hero
You've reached the halfway mark of your challenge, keep pushing forward!
Money Maker!
You've hit your fundraising goal! We couldn't be more proud of you
Walk for Epilepsy 2024 Champion!
You've smashed your target goal! We couldn't be more proud of you
1 in 25 Challenge Champion
You've completed your 100km in 25 days!My Updates
And I did it!
Thursday 24th Oct 100km in 25 days! I made the distance and passed my fund-raising target.
Little by little
Wednesday 23rd Oct While plans don't always eventuate, you have to make the most of opportunities. Today there was a detour to walk the dog as junior has succumbed to a virus.
Yard duty #2
Monday 21st Oct Today it was laps of the basketball courts and the grassy area where they play footy. Another 2 km done. Share
Back on the path.
Saturday 19th Oct It appears that knees and speed don't go well together. This led to a couple of days rest and recuperation. But today, as the rain stops, I was back to it.
Slow and steady
Wednesday 16th Oct Today was a lovely walk through Lancefield. I really enjoyed the peace and birdsong, the trees and animals (cows and horses) that I passed along the way.
Dog sitting has advantages
Sunday 13th Oct Today I had 2 companions to start my walk. Dog sitting means 2 walks per day. They might not be so long for him, but they will defiaddto my total. Share
Yard duty
Friday 11th Oct An opportunity to walk some steps rather than just standing around.
Life
Thursday 10th Oct Life does seem to get in the way of getting things done - or I let it.
Evening walk
Monday 7th Oct There are advantages to daylight saving, one being that it is light enough to walk in the evening. Thankfully the rain stayed away for us.🚶♀️🚶♂️ Share
Time to walk
Sunday 6th Oct Life, somehow, seems to get in the way of letting me do what I want. Making time to complete this challenge will be a start for me making time to do something positive and beneficial for me and others.
Company
Thursday 3rd Oct A second walk today. Great to have Fazzman out and about to enjoy the evening sun. Share
And we're off!
Wednesday 2nd Oct I might be a day late starting but I have now started walking. A beautiful day for it, sunshine, blue skies and no wind.Thank you to my Sponsors
$105.50
Alicia French
$105.50
Matched Donation
National Major Partner, Nexon and Supporting Partner, UCB are matching donations received for the Walk for Epilepsy.
$105.50
John Farrelly
$100
Nicola
$52.75
Pam Farrelly
$52.75
Anonymous
Great effort Pam, very worthy cause
$50
Amanda Farrelly
$26.38
Anna Kubicki
Good on you Pam.
$26.38
Maree Ryan
$26.38
Marita Nolan
Well done Pam
$26.38
Jo Wallis
Well done Pam! Keep at it!
$25
Noelene Byrnes
Well done Pam, 100kms is a great effort 👏👏
1800 437 453
walk@walkforepilepsy.org.au
Awesome work Mum!