My Progress
I'm running 130km this May to leave MS behind
My Progress
130.00km
My Target
130km
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I’m taking part in The May 50K challenge this May to raise funds for life-changing research into multiple sclerosis!
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My Updates
Day 31: This Is The End, Beautiful Friend...
Raised so far: $3558!
Aas of this morning, I've hit my distance goal of 130km of running and walking in May 2024!
And my legs hurt, but that's not surprising.
Did I hit my goal? Yes, Yes, Yes and No. Or maybe not yet, the day is young, even if I'm not.
My original goal of $500 got knocked over way faster than I imagined.
The $2,000 moonshot goal took a while, but beating that to $3,000 took just one day, a result that still staggers me.
At the time of writing this, I've got $3558 of my reset $4,000 goal, and it would be lovely to hit that goal today if it's at all possible. If you're reading this, please consider donating.
But even if I don't manage to line up a single extra individual cent, it's still a great result, more than 700% of my original goal, which at the time I thought would be hard going.
I do like me some data, so let's have some fun stats, based on the current donation total, distance total and timing:
Total distance: 130km
Total funds raised: $3558
Average raised per km: $27.36
Total number of running minutes (rounded): 1053
Average 5km time: 40.5 minutes
Fastest 5km time: 31:18
Slowest 5km time: 1:29:05
Not my ideal goal time, but I can factor against that some walking sections, including tail walking at Parkrun and a very sedate stroll through Armidale to put my times up.
Or to put it in slightly bewildering terms, I've spent 17.55 HOURS this month just running and trying to generate funds, and managed to make just slightly better than minimum wage per hour doing so.
Of course, if anyone -- like, say, you, hint hint -- donates, then I'll adjust those figures upwards. Just a thought.
Also, my offer to post pictures of cats to social media still stands -- yesterday saw two lovely moggy photos posted, thanks to Thrive PR and Thomas Beagle. Why not join them today?
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm not going to think about running for a while...
Day 30: And now, the end is near, and so I face the final curtain...
Raised so far: $3390!
Or in my case, the final set of kilometres, which I'll run tomorrow. I do, for the record, feel like I've done the running this month My Way.
Today's time wasn't great, partly due to fatigue (gee, I wonder why that might be?), but also due to the colder weather coming in. I operate just fine in colder weather (honestly, I prefer it), but it does tend to make my neighbours fire up some very badly maintained wood fires... which means the air is thick with smoke pollution right now, which sucks. Literally, it sucks the oxygen and energy away from me, making it much harder to run. Blech.
Still, I persevere. And with only two days to go, my standing BONUS offer for donations stands. Donate and nominate a social media platform of your choosing, and I'll post a cat picture to that service. I have three cats (and photos of cats I've owned previously), so there's absolutely NO limit to the number of photos I could post. Dog people, I love you too -- I have relatives with dogs and I'll see what I can do if you make that preference clear to me.
So to sum up, if you donate today or tomorrow you:
a) Do some real good in the fight against MS
b) Get a cute cat picture
That's a win-win by any definition. Donate button is right there. Click it now!
Day 29: What's New Pussycat?
Raised so far: $3390!
Running in the middle of the day, and when I'm super frustrated is rarely a good combination; the mix of the day at its hottest and my brain being jangled does not lead to good run times. And lo, at 37:56, today's run was not quick. But it's done, and that's good.
Even better are donations, with huge thanks going out to Espresso Communications (along with a callback to a classic Tweet, but you had to be there to know why that's great) and Anonymous. I hear they do great work without wanting credit for it.
But still, I have two days to go, and I'm 84.7% of the way to my new fundraising goal (and, amazingly, 24th out of 12,000 odd runners in donation totals -- truly wild stuff!)
But I clearly need a gimmick to get the donations flowing through if I'm going to make it over the finish line on Friday anywhere closer to my goal. Also legs that don't feel like they're going to fall off, but that's very much a "me" problem right now... and I digress.
So here's what I'm going to do. I know what the Internet likes -- cats -- and I have cats. So...
For every donation made from now until the end of the donation period on 31/05/2024, I'll post a picture of one of my cats to social media by way of thanks. Larger donations may get cuter pictures, or pictures of more cats -- it depends on the size of the donation.
Look, you're a person on the Internet (or an AI scraping the Internet, but then you've got LOTS of money right now -- send some my way!). You want cat pictures.
You know you want cat pictures.
All you have to do is click on that there donation button. Have at it!
Day 28: Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Donate Now)
Raised so far: $3020...
A later than usual run today, mostly due to meetings I had to be in earlier, plus a bad night's sleep leading to me feeling distinctly less energised than usual.
But still, I persevere in the hope that you'll hit that donation button. Feed my hope! Hit it now!
Meanwhile, I'll be sweating... a lot. Running this much in a single month is a LOT, it turns out. Who knew? Oh, that's right... everybody knew.
Day 27: It's The Final Countdown... (doo dee doo do, do dee do do doooo...)
Raised so far: $3020...
I believe, legally speaking, that's as much of that song that I can reproduce without having to pay Europe some (apparently pretty painful) licensing rights.
Also somewhat painful: My legs right now, which are complaining at me tacking on an additional 30km to my run target. They are... not happy.
But with just four days to go, we ARE in the Final Countdown, and the only way that I'm going to be able to make my legs happier is by generating a few more donations. That's where you come in.
Big.
Red.
Shiny.
Donation.
Button.
You know what to do. And if you've been thinking "Oh yeah, I should get around to that"... then the time is NOW.
Day 26: Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon?
Raised so far: $3020...
Lazing on a Sunday afternoon would be a fine thing -- but I have kilometres to run and funds to raise, Freddie! Maybe next Sunday afternoon?
(Future spoiler: Definitely next Sunday afternoon, because that's in June)
But off on the road running I go, avoiding coyotes and getting a decent time given the heat and the general wear and tear this month has inflicted on my legs.
I've only got 25km to go (and, coincidentally, I'm in position 25 on the individual donations leaderboard) , and another 5 days to do it in -- and also 5 days to seriously turbo charge that donations figure.
That's where you come in. If you're able to give, whether it's $2 or $2,000, please do so by clicking on the donation link on this page.
Day 25: Walk this Way, Talk This Way...
Raised so far: $3020...
Today's 5km was a walk -- a trail walk, to be precise, because hey, I can fundraise for one good cause while helping out simultaneously with another, right?
But it does mean I hit my original target of 100km today, albeit a lot more slowly than I'd typically do a Parkrun.
As noted yesterday, I'm upping the ante on donations and my distance, which means I have to run or walk every single day that's left in May to meet my targets -- and generate a whole heaping pile of donations to meet my new moonshot target, too!
And yesterday was a BIG one. Deep breath now...
Thanks to: Sal, Phil, Watterson, Anthony, Alex C, Kathryn, Pru and HWBK, I SMASHED through a full $1,000 of donations in a single day.
Amazing. Truly astonishing.
There's a week to go. There's about a thousand bucks to raise. If you can donate -- a cool thou would be lovely, but even a few dollars will help -- then now is the time to do so!
Day 24(a): Do it all to get them off their feet...
Distance to date: 95kmRaised so far: $3020...
Wait, WHAT?
So, this morning after my run, I did a silly (but as it turns out, surprisingly inspired) thing.
I put out a press release. For those who don't know, I work as a tech journalist, have done for many years, so the usual trend is that the press releases go into my inbox, not out of it. Strictly tongue-in-cheek, I sent it out to PRs and other firms I deal with, thinking it might be a good way to generate a few donations to get me a little closer to my $3,000 goal. But these are (typically) big companies, things move slow, I wasn't expecting much...
Two hours later, my $3,000 goal is obliterated, lying at my (slightly sore) feet, and I'm somehow in the top 25 of all funds raised.
I normally wouldn't update twice in the same day, but... WOW.
So I've revised back to a moonshot figure of $4,000. Would be lovely to hit it -- and that will only happen if people donate. People like YOU. You're a people. Hit that big red donate button now!
Day 24: Adrenaline in my soul, every thought out of control...
Raised so far: $2017!!!
I am, it has to be said, not pretty when I run.
Or after I run. Arguably also before, but that's just a me problem.
You know what IS pretty?
Pretty is the fact that in the last two days, I bounced PAST my updated fundraising goal, thanks to generous donations from Brodie F, Ray S and Chris B. Excellent work, gentlemen, excellent work.
Of course, this means that once again I have had to recalibrate my fundraising goals. So, with shooting for the moon in mind -- and also the fact that I've only got a week to go before this whole crazy enterprise wraps up, I've chunked up the fundraising target to $3,000.
Crazy? Possibly - but I'm going to do my level best to get as close as possible to that new ridiculous target.
(Equally ridiculous sidebar: As of right now, I'm the 69th highest fundraiser... out of some 12,000 runners. I do not win running races, but the top 50 is tantalisingly close, and all I need are YOUR donations to make it there, hint hint...)
And with that in mind, because I'm also getting so very close to my 100km original target, I've also bounced that up, with a commitment that I will run or walk EVERY SINGLE DAY for the rest of the month, all the time trying to drum up donations.
I have not yet informed my legs of this decision. I feel they might not take it well.
I've hit more than a few people who have said they "intend" to donate, but are yet to do so. If that's you.. there's a big red shiny donation button right there. Click it. It will do you good.
Day 22: On This Day, I See Clearly, Everything Has Come To Life...
Raised so far: $1902!!!
I am SO close right now. So very, very close after this morning's 5km run.
Huge thanks to Kay L and Brian B for their generous donations bringing me to an astonishing 95.1% of my funding donation goal.
It feels very odd -- but in a great way -- to me that I might have revise both my running goals -- there's still more than a few days left in May -- and perhaps my funding goals (again!).
Of course, that only happens if I can keep drumming up donations. So if you're reading this and you're yet to donate, consider the drum beating in YOUR direction.
Big red shiny donation button.
Temping, candy-like shiny donation button.
You know what to do...
Day 20: I Run To You
Raised so far: $1758
Or possibly in this case I run Two you, as this update covers two days of running, with Saturday's Parkrun and this morning's street run. Parkrun was faster -- 31:21 by my watch, but officially 31:18, an agonising 7 SECONDS outside my personal best for the year -- but every 5km counts.
As does every donation.
My legs do kind of hurt right now, but what hurts worse is being so very close to my (redefined) donation target.
If you've been holding off, or thinking "yeah, I should probably donate", then why not get it done today?
85KM? Done. But I still need YOUR help!
Day 17: Every Step You Take
Raised so far: $1758
Or in this case, every step I take. Yesterday was a rest day (I'm allowed a few, and my legs and lungs were protesting -- I'm rather hoping to dodge a cold/flu thing, but I guess we'll see on that score) and today was just walking, because it turns out when I have a nascent cold, the exertion of running is not a smart idea...
It's mid-month, and it looks like I am indeed hitting that classic fundraising bell curve where matters tail off... which is a huge pity, I think. Why not beat the bell curve and donate today? Let's show mathematics that it's not the boss of us!
Day 15: Take The Money And Run
Raised so far: $1758
Or in this case, donate the money while I do the painful, sweaty running bit. But for a much better cause than the Steve Miller Band sang about, I feel.
Ancient song references aside, today's run was one of those ones that felt like it would start off painful (I'm feeling the prior 65km, in essence) but was alright once I hit my stride. My street runs are always a little slower than I'd like, but that's the nature of the undulating path I have to take, with lots of uphill parts that really stress my endurance.
Still, I persevere, and I hope you'll join me on this journey by donating today. Can be a big sum, can be a small sum (and I'm informed that if you're an Australian taxpayer, donations over $2 are tax deductible, if that matters to you) -- but the critical thing here isn't so much me running and making myself into a sweaty mess on a daily basis, but instead raising funds for vital MS research.
Day 14: I hear the battle cry...
Raised so far: $1758
The sunrise this morning was quite glorious, so off onto the street track to run it was to be. Slightly slower time than expected, but that's primarily because my phone rang mid-run with an ABC Radio chat to line up -- and me apologising as I was running as I went!
The kilometres continue to accrue, and so too pleasingly do the donations. HUGE thanks to the wonderful Kate H and Pamela R for their generous donations -- you ladies ROCK.
Today's oddity: I had my music player set on single track looping because I had been practicing some Japanese vocab yesterday, and I forgot to switch that off. So when I selected my 'starting' run track (in this case Kenny Omega/Battle Cry), it became my constantly looping run track.
Thankfully, it's pretty easy to run to, if you need inspiration.
I'm going to keep on running, and hopefully wonderful people (like YOU!) will keep on donating. Let's do this thing!
Day 13: Tell Me Why I Don't Like Mondays...
Raised so far: $1633
Mondays when you're a freelancer are... complicated.
It's easier not to think about it all, and just hit the road early for a 5km run -- especially as I lucked upon a timeframe this morning where it actually wasn't raining, just uncomfortably damp and slippery for a road run.
Slightly slower than usual, but that's at least partially because if I ran my usual slightly better pace on some sections, I'd seriously risk slipping and breaking my neck.
Then I really wouldn't like Mondays much at all.
In the meantime, I'm painfully, achingly close to my fundraising goal... and that's where you come in. Please consider thumping that "Donate" button and giving while I keep pounding the pavements, weather be damned.
Day 12: Everybody's Working For The Weekend...
Raised so far: $1633
Normally I wouldn't plan to update on a Sunday, because I typically try to have that as my day of rest.
This weekend had other ideas. I had planned to do a Parkrun up in Armidale before graduation, but my forgetting to bring a second pair of shoes meant I worked out I'd have to run in the rain and mud in the same pair of sneakers I'd then have to graduate in an hour later and then drive all the way back to Sydney in straight afterwards.
Also, I now have more letters after my name than in it. Which feels weird.
As a result of not running on Saturday, in order to stay on track, I had to do a run today.
Not a great run time -- I find with afternoon running that my mind wanders and as a result my pace slackens -- but it all adds to the distance total.
Now all I need is for you to add to the donations total. See that big shiny donate button? Why not click it now?
Day 10: Woah, We’re Halfway There….
Raised so far: $1633
So today I honestly didn’t think I’d get to chalk up any distance at all… at least not running or walking, because I spent most of the day driving from Sydney to Armidale. Just down the road really, but it takes some time and you can never 100% predict how that journey will go.
However fate smiled on me, and I arrived with more than enough time to stop… and then get the urge to stretch my legs a little. A 5km walk into and out of town got the travel jitters out AND let me get to the halfway mark for my 100km journey - amazing!
Equally amazing: A donation yesterday from the fantastic David W - a true gentleman with a heart of gold.
Join David by donating some of your gold, while I try to work out whether it’s going to be possible for me to run 5km tomorrow… in graduation robes.
Day 9: Don't Stop Me Now
Raised so far: $1,527!
No run yesterday due to Tuesday finishing at 2am Wednesday, plus other complicating factors, so this morning I hit the road hard for a 10km run. Not a fast run -- like the 1st day, I did alternating 1km running then 1km walking until it was done -- but let me assure you, I can feel the impact of it in my legs right now!
What I'm also feeling is the impact of donations, with today adding some excellent funds to the donation pool. Big thanks to CampaignLab and Amanda Quin for their donations -- why not join them and donate today so that I can get ever closer to that $2,000 goal?
Most spectacular thing today: Somehow I'm in the top 100 of the pack of May50K runners.. out of a field of more than 11,000 people. Wow. That's... not expected, but hey, I feel my competitive urges kicking in. But I can only stay in that top 100 if people keep on donating -- and that means YOU. (Unless you've already donated, YOU ROCK (but can always donate again if you feel so inclined).
Most annoying thing: Sydney is really DAMP right now. A lot of today's running and walking was more like trudging and squelching.
Day 7: Running up that hill
Raised so far: $1,037
This morning's run was delayed slightly by an ABC Radio Shepparton chat about phone networks and privacy (hey, it's the day job, more or less), and a tad slower than my usual best, basically because I did it as a series of sprints and then recovery walks for alternating 1 minute, 90 second and 2 minute intervals. It breaks up the run in an interesting way, but it's not great for my overall times.
Speaking of sprints and walks, it feels like I'm definitely in the "walk" part of gathering up donations. I guess that falls within your typical bell curve of funding on a timeline, but I'd love to mess with the maths here and break that bell curve a little (or at least warp it somewhat). I'm pretty sure I know more than a few maths nerds out there who would find that aspect at least amusing -- and, added benefit, while I'm going to be fundraising all month long, if you donate TODAY, you can see those updates and pat yourself on the back knowing you've already done the right thing.
Now, back to running up that hill. But not buildings. I'm starting to suspect Kate Bush made that bit up.
Day 6: I'm Walking On Sunshine
Raised so far: $1,037
Well... OK, I'm jogging on sunshine. But it's sunshine I did NOT think I would have, because Sydney right now is being drenched with heavy rain. If I had run at my usual time, I would have had to do so as a boring-but-functional treadmill run. However, having a meeting take up much of the morning meant that my run was delayed though to lunchtime... when the heavens opened up and I had a brief moment of sunshine. So I hit the road for local street run, and 34:48 later, I had my 5km for the day in the bag. BAM!
Most spectacular thing today: You donating to my 100km run. Well... OK, that and the fact that I didn't have to do a treadmill run today. I'm sure I'll have to do more than a few of those before the 100km is up.
Most annoying thing: It's great to be running outdoors, but because it's been raining so much, the sudden sunlight meant that it was EXTREMELY humid as I ran. Some of my 5km might actually count as swimming.
May The Fourth (Day Of Running) Be With You
Raised so far: $1,037
Really, how could I NOT lead with that particular pun today? I would have to drum myself out of the proudly geeky corps if I hadn't done so!
Mind you, this morning, my legs hurt and I REALLY didn't want to get out of bed, especially with forecasts for serious drenching storms out there. But I did so anyway.
In keeping with the spirit of the day, I did my running today in a Mandalorian T-Shirt, and because it was Saturday, it was Parkrun day. Finished the course at Galston (look it up, it's HARD) in 31:14, just THREE SECONDS outside my personal best for the year. Oh well -- I guess it gives me something to aim for, doesn't it?
Speaking of aiming for things, huge thanks to Lanky Sanchez, Jason Murray (he's more than meets the eye, that lad) and "Anonymous" for their donations. I'm 100% fine with folks donating and not wanting to be seen, for what that's worth -- the money all goes to the same great cause if that's your style, all good.
Most spectacular thing today: The weather held out, which meant it was actually kind of cool and pleasant!
Most annoying thing: Parkrunners with dogs... not all of them, most folks are WONDERFUL... but the ones who do free roaming dog running across paths entirely. By all means run with your hound, but it's YOUR hound -- maybe control it a little bit so people aren't having to dodge leashes or (at least twice today) your actual dog?
Weighing up whether I'll run tomorrow or take tomorrow as a rest day -- my schedule does allow for some. Why not DONATE TODAY and let me know which route I should take?
Day Three: I'm only happy when it rains...
Raised so far: $952
Back when I decided to do this run, I figured that my goal of raising $500 was achievable... maybe.
But it's good to shoot for the moon, and I figured I'd get an early run of some sponsors, and then maybe a late run of them too, in a predictable funding curve. This seems to be the way things go.
Then yesterday... my target got utterly obliterated, nearly doubled in just two days of running.
To say I was gobsmacked would be an understatement.
But today is another day, so I've recalibrated my sponsorship goals to another shoot for the moon target.
$1000 is just within reach, so why not try for $2000?
Of course, that means that you -- yes, YOU -- need to sponsor me.
The donation button is right there, you know what to do...
Today's run was a treadmill run for weather related reasons -- I can run in the rain, but I prefer not to especially on mixed pavement and road surfaces where it becomes a tad risky. For work related reasons it's best I do my run earlier in the day, so treadmill it was.
Plus getting my run done early gives me more time to promote and chase down donations. Hey, have you donated yet?
(Subtle, Alex. Subtle. They didn't see that coming.)
Most spectacular thing today: That I'm already past my original funding goal, and (apparently) just outside the top 100 fundraisers of over 11,000 runners and walkers. In the wise words of Keanu Reeves: Woah.
Most annoying thing: I did a treadmill run (boring, but functional) because the weather radar insisted that I'd be drenched by rain before I finished my more enjoyable street run. So naturally... it didn't rain at all for the entire 34:04 seconds of my running time.
Day Two: Back on my regular trails
Distance to date: 15km
Raised so far: $368
Nevermind, I continue onwards tracking a 5km street run in 34:40, about the pace I'd expect. Actually a little better than expected, given that I'd done 10km yesterday plus a long plane flight and I was expecting my legs to be... less than accomodating.
Speaking of a little better, a huge shout out to Angus and Dan for sponsoring me, bringing the total up to $368 and 74 per cent of my initial goal. I may have to find some stretch goals to see if I can go nicely past that goal at this rate -- which is a very nice problem to have only two days in!
Why not join LEGENDS like Angus and Dan and sponsor me today?
Most spectacular thing today: The simple beauty of wet leaves on the trees as I went running past.
Most annoying thing: The 10km I ran yesterday seems to have vanished. Apparently there's a 24 hr delay on updating manually entered distances from the app, which is weird, especially as I've had troubles with that too. I don't want to dwell on it that much (developed for a charity, app development can be tricky) so I'm going to manually enter both again from the web site and see if that does the trick, because it looks odd to be fundraising and have the page register precisely zero km. If I end up over, I'll do the running needed to catch up and note that as and when it happens.
In the meantime, all going well -- but of course, you could make it go BETTER by donating today!
Starting my May 100K off with a BANG!
So I went hard, doing 10K rather than my usual 5K. To avoid hurting myself, it was alternate 1km walking, 1km running, back and forth across the waterfront in beautiful Cairns, QLD. Lovely part of the world and a quite spectacular view that was constantly changing as the sun came up to spur me on. Though doing the alternate style did mean my time wasn't particularly fast -- but then that wasn't the point.
Most spectacular thing today: Watching the sun come up.
Most annoying thing today: The May50K MS app has run tracking that creates pretty run maps... but as I discovered, if you hit "back" rather than "stop" on the UI by accident, it KILLS your running total... which was not what I needed 8km into the challenge! Luckily my watch was also tracking my progress.
What would be even more spectacular: Getting more donations in. I'm 44% of the way to my target, and I'd like to try to at least get there -- if not exceed it.
Why I'm Running 100km in May 2024 And How YOU can help!
3 Days To Go...
Gulp.
I can do this -- I feel sure I can -- and I'm thankful to those who have already supported me thus far, because I'd really, REALLY like to hit my full $500 goal (or more!). As would Nyssa, one of my cats. Here you can see her clearly cheering me on towards my goal. Or napping. Maybe both -- she's a very efficient cat. Will using cat pictures help my cause by bringing in more donations? There's only one way to find out...
Thank you to my Sponsors
$72.08
Valens Quinn
$71.06
Steven
$236.25
Anonymous
$10.60
Anonymous
$31.80
Techday
$72.08
Kerrie Murphy
$30
Jennifer Dudley-nicholson
$20
Grant Mccall
$53
Jennifer Bird
$30
Thomas Beagle
Good luck!
$137.80
Team Lewis
Nearly there Alex! Great effort for an amazing cause - here's to the final stretch, we're all cheering you on!
$104.50
Espresso Communications
Good luck, Alex! "Espresso Comms is officially awesome, please RT"
$265
Anonymous
$50
Hwbk Team
Amazing cause, Alex - good luck! From the HWBK team.
$265
Pru - Einsteinz Communications
LOVE your media release. 10/10 Super impressed with your efforts and super happy to support you and this great cause
$52.25
Kathryn Goater
Well done Alex! Such a great effort for a super cause.
$26.50
Alex Choros
$111
Phil Sim
$116.60
Anthony Caruana
Great effort. 100km in a month is amazing.
$265
Watterson Pr
$116.60
Salvatore Di Muccio
Such a worthy cause. Keep up the great work and great running Alex!
$53
Chris
$30
Ray Shaw
Wonderful cause and happy to support you.
$32.40
Brodie
So close Alex! Nice work mate.
$72.08
Kay Lam-macleod
$72.08
Brian Bazzo
$53
Kate Harper (dialogue Pr)
Good luck Alex!
$72.08
Pamela Roberts
You will make it!
$106
David Wolf
$72.08
Amanda Quin
$209
Dollar Match Day
$209
Campaignlab
$21.20
Anonymous
$53
Jason Murray
$10.60
Richard Goodlad
Well done for a good cause! Rich (lankysanchez off of rllmuk)
$520
Paul Wayper
Great cause Alex, good work on the running!
$31.80
Allrite
$31.80
J Bird
Good running, Alex.
$31.80
Daniel Tyson
$116.60
Angus Kidman
$53
Jonathan
Kudos
$10
Adam Jeayes
Great cause! Inspiring me to run too, and that's not easy.
$72.08
Tom Roberts
Best of luck!
$31.80
Kate Hillard
Good On you Alex
$53
Alex Kidman
If I don't believe in sponsoring me, who will?
Fantastic effort for a very important cause. Well done!!!!