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Registrations are now open - secure your spot and save 60% off* - limited time only!
Registrations are now open - secure your spot and save 60% off - limited time only!
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Walk together, all night long, for sick kids and their families
Tonight – like every night – families will be up caring for sick kids all night long. On Saturday 24 October, will you show your support and celebrate their courage, by joining a 21km or 42km night-walking marathon?
For one (long) night only, you’ll get to experience Brisbane like never before, raising funds for Ronald McDonald House South East Queensland and Children’s Hospital Foundation.
An unforgettable event, with 3 simple steps
Step 1:
Register for the walk
You can sign up solo and walk with the All Night Long team. Or take on the challenge with your friends, family or workmates.
Step 2:
Raise funds for sick kids
Raise $500 or more to support life-saving research, bring joy to bedsides, provide accommodation for families – and plenty more.
Step 3:
Walk All Night Long
The 21km and 42km courses will be a nighttime adventure through Brisbane, with five unique experiences along the way.
A night to unite
As you take on 21km or 42km through the night, you'll walk side by side with families, carers, case workers, medical teams and researchers.
And the funds you raise together will support two charities working hand-in-hand to support Queensland’s sickest kids: Ronald McDonald House South East Queensland and Children’s Hospital Foundation.
