everydayhero: Run Melbourne 2018 presented by lululemon

My Story

I will be running 10kms on Sunday 29th July to raise funds for "Steps for Youth Homelessness". I'm inspired by the work of Concern Australia and the difference they make, and so want to support them by raising money. Please help me to help them by giving whatever you can using the 'Give Now' button. The more people that know about Concern Australia, the greater their impact, so please also spread the word by sharing my page with your friends and family. Thank you for your generosity.

Team

Team Steps for Youth Homelessness

Since 1985, Steps Outreach Service has been providing outreach and support to young people experiencing homelessness in Melbourne helping them to find safe, stable housing and to have positive life outcomes. Help us to continue to make a real difference in the lives of these young people by supporting us today!

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Team Steps for Youth Homelessness

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Donations Summary

48 Number of donations
$91.37 Average donation
$4,385.97 Donated so far

Charity

Concern Australia

Concern Australia works with vulnerable young people and children, aged 5-21, creating opportunities for them to enjoy full and meaningful lives.

Concern Australia is a dynamic not-for-profit organisation which finds its roots in the work of John Smith and the God’s Squad Motorcycle Club, dating back to the 1970s.

With a dedicated team of 35 staff and 35 volunteers, Concern Australia connects with 30,000 vulnerable young people and children Australia wide, through six innovative programs focussing on Education, Housing and Homelessness, and Justice.

Concern Australia’s unique approach makes a difference.