Help me help Lifeline save lives
For Kai and for Darryl. Because no-one should need go through what they did, and what the families and friends they left behind are going through.
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Every day, nine Australians lose their battle with mental health — help us help Lifeline.
In recent years, challenges like COVID, natural disasters, and financial pressures have deeply affected our communities. As a result, more people than ever are turning to Lifeline for support—through both their frontline mental health services and the national 13 11 14 crisis line.
This year, I’m taking part in the 10th Go4Broke – GFB25, a gruelling 183km cycling event with over 2,000 metres of vertical climbing, from Berowra to Broke in the Hunter Valley.
Unlike many other cycling events, Go4Broke was created from lived experience. Its founder, having faced his own mental health journey, started this ride to raise awareness and vital funds for those who are still struggling.
As a proud participant in GFB25, I’ll be raising funds for Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney. Your support will not only help staff the 24/7 13 11 14 crisis line, but also fund critical, on-the-ground mental health services in our local community. The Lifeline centre in Gordon is one of the few in Australia that answers calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week—especially during the late-night and early morning hours, when people experiencing depression and anxiety are often most vulnerable.
At Go4Broke, every dollar we raise goes directly towards funding these essential services. Over the past nine years, we’ve raised more than $500,000—and we’re just getting started. Please consider supporting me as I train for this incredibly tough but deeply meaningful ride.
Every dollar makes a difference. Every dollar could save a life.
Thank you for helping me support Lifeline.
As a proud participant in GFB25, I’ll be raising funds for Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney. Your support will not only help staff the 24/7 13 11 14 crisis line, but also fund critical, on-the-ground mental health services in our local community. The Lifeline centre in Gordon is one of the few in Australia that answers calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week—especially during the late-night and early morning hours, when people experiencing depression and anxiety are often most vulnerable.
At Go4Broke, every dollar we raise goes directly towards funding these essential services. Over the past nine years, we’ve raised more than $500,000—and we’re just getting started. Please consider supporting me as I train for this incredibly tough but deeply meaningful ride.
Every dollar makes a difference. Every dollar could save a life.
Thank you for helping me support Lifeline.
Recent donors
| Donation date | Donor name | Donation amount |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 18 | Nikki Carden | $105.50 |
| Aug 18 | Amy Frith | $42.20 |
| Aug 18 | Anonymous | Undisclosed amount |
| Aug 18 | Steve Penny | $52.75 |
| Aug 18 | Carl Oberg | $52.75 |
| Aug 18 | Camilla Andre Mitchell and Sydney | $105.50 |
| Aug 17 | Anonymous | Undisclosed amount |
| Aug 17 | Tom Green | $105.50 |
