Welcome to the North Ryde Rotary Club
The North Ryde eFun Run for Youth Mental Health starts this Sunday 28 April and goes until Sunday 5 May inclusive. Help raise funds for youth mental health.
The proceeds will go to Australian Rotary Health, for research into youth mental health and support programs; Macquarie University Lifespan Health & Wellbeing Research Centre's Cool Kids Program.
Have you Registered? Simply go to the website:
Rotary North Ryde eFun Run for Youth Mental Health 2024 (raisely.com) and click on Sign Up.
If you can't participate, please consider donating to the campaign or sponsoring one of the North Ryde Rotary team by clicking on sponsor a friend/donate. See here for instructions.
The eFun Run starts on Sunday 28 April with a guided historical walk around Parramatta for those interested. Bookings have been made for Old Government House and for morning tea. However if you wish to join us and have not yet let Bob Selinger know. please contact him asap on mobile 0403003257 or email peternathan64@gmail.com
Entrants in the eFun Run complete their individual challenges through the week and then can join in on the final event see below.
The Rotary Club of North Ryde would like to invite our friends and supporters to join us for a walk and help raise funds for Youth Mental Health.
As you all know we are organising a virtual fun run/walk over a week, to raise awareness and funds to support research and programs for Youth Mental Health, from Sunday 28 April until Sunday 5 May inclusive.
To conclude the eFun Run week, we are planning a walk across 7 of our beautiful bridges in Sydney (approximately 15kms), on Sunday 5 May 2024. Starting at Cunninghams Reach Park, Linley Point, meeting at 7:45am, to set off at 8:00am.
The walk includes Figtree Bridge, Tarban Creek Bridge, Gladesville Bridge, Iron Cove Bridge (with a stop for coffee in Rozelle, approximately 30minutes), Anzac Bridge, Pyrmont Bridge, and the Harbour Bridge. Finishing at The Kirribilli Club for a get together – usually around 11.30am.
Please make your own way home from the Kirribilli Club.
All you need to do is sign up to the event at:
…..pay your registration fee ($25 per adult), then come along and enjoy the fellowship on the walk! This is a great way to reach your goal and help in the fund-raising.
Please let Garry Maloney know of your intention to attend.
Contact email: garry.maloney@hotmail.com.
Mobile: 0426 230 458
Looking forward to seeing you all there.
Thank you to our wonderful sponsors and supporters of the 2024 North Ryde eFun Run for Youth Mental Health. Once again Bendigo Bank North Ryde has stepped up as our major sponsor this year.
Thank you also to North Ryde RSL and Bunnings Gladesville for your continued support of the eFun Run and many of our club's projects.
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