Elizabeth just registered for The Human Race- Douglas Muzondo just donated $21.10
- Rebecca Lloyd just donated $158.25
- Anonymous just donated $291.00
- Jeanette Moss just donated $25.00
- Anonymous just donated $21.10
- George Cauchi just donated $263.75
- Kylie Clancy just donated $31.65
- Thom just donated $20.00
- Anonymous just donated $75.00
- Matt Dean just donated $60.00
- Anonymous just donated $50.00
- Anonymous just donated $38.00
- Jade Berg von Lindhe just donated $226.83
Frankie Van der Horst just donated $26.38- Lorenzo & Orietta just donated $52.75
- Richard and Angela Snowdon just donated $21.10
- Carla just donated $105.50
- QBE Insurance just donated $250.00
- QBE Insurance just donated $263.75
Amount Raised
$124,550
Participants
2,126
Distance
62,915km
Run, roll, walk or swim 26km in March – as fast as you can.
Turn your fitness into a way to create a more resilient Australia.
Race for a mother, child, family and friend. Race for people and communities affected by extreme weather events, emergencies, conflict and isolation. Race to represent the resilience and wellbeing of all 26 million people in Australia.
You can be there so that Red Cross can be there when it matters most. Because no one should face a crisis alone.
Thank you for taking part in #thehumanrace
Human Racers
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How it works
Raise funds fast
The quicker you raise funds, the quicker we can put them into action to protect humanity.
Get racing
Decide whether you want to run, roll, walk or swim your 26km and go all in for The Human Race.
Who will you race for?
James is a Red Cross Recovery Officer, currently working in communities to support recovery from the floods in northern New South Wales, from Ballina, down the coastal part of the Richmond Valley, Woodburn, New Italy and Coraki.
On the surface, it’s an overwhelmingly huge job. But thanks to the strength of the communities, and the willingness of so many to help, flood-impacted places across Queensland and New South Wales are on the road to recovery.
“The task at hand seems absolutely mammoth. But when you get in there and get it done, [you get so much help]. There were just people who would come from everywhere, all over the east coast to come and [support] communities like us.”
You can help to empower communities who have experienced extreme weather events to rebuild their lives and remain strong in the face of adversity. Sign up to The Human Race today.
How we protect humanity
131,000
Australians supported during 42 emergency activations
19,000+
Aged care/community visits
2,000+
Refugees provided with settlement services
“The sense of community and the concept of community and recovering from a disaster is the core element, it’s the key ingredient of recovery.”
– James, Red Cross Recovery Officer
Have any questions?
If you’ve got any questions about The Human Race or the work that Australian Red Cross does, reach out and email us at contactus@redcross.org.au. We’d love to hear from you.
