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Registrations are coming in thick and fast for the huge Great Amazing Race in August, and we’re only in February!
The event promises to be bigger, with more excitement, thrills and spills than previous years!
Past events have seen competitors forward abseil, rock climb, pole dance, tightrope walking, 4x4 off-road driving, bouldering, diving and testing their singing skills with Karaoke.
What will this year’s event have install for competitors? Visit our Photo Gallery to see some of the photos from our past events.
Don’t forget the event will again be supporting the Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation so get your registrations in and start training!
Register online or click here to download a registration form. For more information, please visit the public Great Amazing Race webpage.
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If you’ve registered for the event (or even if you haven’t) don’t forget to get your Great Amazing Race Everyday Hero Page created and help raise funds for the event and have family, friends and colleagues sponsor you or your team.
The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation have partnered with Everyday Hero to provide an online fundraising webpage for each participant.
Congratulations to team ‘Amazed’ and Connie Mendolia and Terry Shaddock who have already gotten started with the Hero pages and raised $160 so far for the Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation.
Do you have a story you would like to share regarding how the Royal Children’s Hospital has helped someone you love or close to you?
Send us an
, and we’ll try to share your story in our newsletter to get support behind you and your fundraising efforts.
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With the Great Amazing Race in August, why not participate in another fantastic event leading up to it, the Melbourne City Romp in March?
Part treasure hunt, part ‘Amazing Race’, part puzzle – the Melbourne City Romp is a charity fundraising event like no other! Armed with a map, clue sheet and mobile phone, teams of 2-6 Rompers attempt to solve challenges at Checkpoints located at iconic venues and quirky locations across Melbourne.
Enter a team in one of the four categories; family and friends, schools, universities or corporates - and share a great day out, discovering aspects of Melbourne you never knew existed. Up to 20,000 Rompers from all over Australia are expected to take part!
All fundraising by teams will assist Burnet in its fight against The ‘Big Three’: HIV, TB and malaria, some of the world’s worst infectious diseases which cause the death of seven million people each year.
To find out more visit www.cityromp.com
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2010 appears to be the year where reward and recognition are high on the agenda for many companies, and nothing could be more evident than many companies turning to Uplift Events for some fun and exciting events for their staff.
Alcon and Diana Ferrari were just some of the companies who were after something a little unique and personalised for their team building activities. Have a read about these events and some recent testimonials on the Uplift Events website under What’s New and Testimonials.
With many new events and activities to choose from, contact us now for a free quote for your next team building event!
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