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  • Walk or run for their lives!

    Sunday 27 October!

    The Rotary Club of Adelaide conducts this fun, family focused fundraising activity along Adelaide's beachfront. With the support of Surf Lifesaving Clubs and Volunteers.



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  • Walk or run for their lives!

    Sunday 27 October!

    We’re raising money for the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia! Run or walk for the man in your life, as it’s an alarming fact that most Australian men will either die from, or with, prostate cancer. Do something for the men in your life.

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  • 100%* of All donations raised go to support research and other work in the community.

    Help Rotary Adelaide to save lives and build a healthier and safer community.

    * less 3rd party financial transaction fees & govt taxes.


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36km

For those who need a bigger test. Meet at Semaphore Surf Life Saving Club at Point Malcolm Reserve at Semaphore Park. Follow the course south via paths, tracks and beaches until your turning point at Seacliff Surf Life Saving Club. Head north and retrace your steps to the finish at Henley Surf Life Saving Club. Don’t forget to check in at the Surf Life Saving Clubs and say hello to our volunteers along the way.

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28km

A good stretch! Meet at the Henley Surf Life Saving Club and you’re on your way down the coast via tracks, trails, roads, beaches and all sorts of terrain until you turn around at the Seacliff Surf Lifesaving Club. Head North again to retrace your steps until you meet the rest of the participants at Henley Square. Don’t forget to check in at the Surf lifesaving Clubs along the way

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14km

A leisurely Stroll or Run out those tired muscles from last week! Meet at the Henley Surf lifesaving Club and you’re on your way down the coast via tracks, trails, roads, beaches and all sorts of terrain until you  cross the Patawalonga lock and then turn around at the Glenelg Surf Lifesaving Club. Head North again to retrace your steps until you meet the rest of the participants at Henley Square. Don’t forget to check in at the West Beach Surf lifesaving Club along the way

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8km

A fun coastal walk for families and friends. Meet at the Semaphore Surf Life Saving Club at Point Malcolm Reserve, Semaphore Park. Head south and discover a variety of coastal footpaths with trails through dunes and a beach section then a walk along the esplanade until you join the rest of the participants at the Henley Surf Life Saving Club. Finally enjoy Henley Square with its restaurants and cafes. This walk is not suitable for pushers and prams.

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At over 90 years old, The Rotary Club of Adelaide is the State’s first and oldest Rotary Club.
Rotary is an international service organisation whose stated purpose is to bring together business and professional leaders in order to provide humanitarian services, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.
It is a secular organization open to all persons regardless of race, colour, creed, religion, gender, or political preference.
There are 34,282 clubs and over 1.2 million members worldwide. Members of our club meet weekly for lunch as an opportunity to organise work on our service goals in the community and internationally.
The Rotary ethos is "Service Above Self".

     

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Surf Life Saving South Australia (SLSSA) is a unique not-for-profit charity and community service, built on a positive 'can do' attitude to life.
We exist through community donations, fundraising, corporate sponsorship and Government grants.
Each year it costs SLSSA in excess of $4 million to provide the free patrol service along the South Australian coastline.
Surf lifesavers, around Australia, are involved in over 14,000 rescues, 65,000 emergency care treatments and 700,000 preventative actions.
We have a wide range of services to ensure the safety of the community on and off the beach but to continue providing these services we need your help.
It takes a team to save lives

 

 

 

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