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By Brandan Sinclair Join Me

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280
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My target 300 kms

Mental Health Suicide, Drug and Alcohol Addiction

Join us in supporting those facing unseen battles. Mental health struggles, suicide, and addiction impact individuals, families, and communities every day. This fundraiser run is more than a race — it’s about raising awareness, breaking stigma, and giving hope. Every step and every dollar helps fund support services, recovery programs, and life-changing resources for those in need. Together, we can remind people they are never alone.

That’s why I’m getting active and raising funds for the Black Dog Institute - to support crucial mental health research and support services that help Australians impacted by mental illness and suicide.

Help me create a meaningful moment for mental health as I work up a sweat, all for a great cause.

Join the 30-Day Awareness Challenge — walk or run 5–10km a day, aiming for 150–300km, for 30days 31/05/26 -31/7/26  to help spread awareness for suicide prevention and drug and alcohol addiction 

Please donate now. Thank you.

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Monday 27th Jul
Always showing up for yourself never give up 

Thank you to my Sponsors

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Anonymous

To me from me thank you

$28.43

Mark Walsham

Well done mate, keep up the good work

$54.84

Kurt Jessop

Keep ripping in Brazza, killing it bra !!

$27.47

Channy White

Just do it! 😎

$23.50

Anonymous

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Anonymous

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Anonymous

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Ryan Locklee

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Sharon

Good on you Brandan, very proud of you x,

$50

Darren And Leah Cupples

All the best Bam Bam!!

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Teagan Reid

$54.84

Matthew Abraham

Keep fighting the good fight brother

$60

Nathan Stallworthy

Love your work mate 💪🏻💪🏻

$54.84

Joshua Gooch

get it brazza

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Jizz

Get it brazza boiiii

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Impossible Chain Breakers

Good work, brother. You’re a good man. Let’s get the run going