When:

Sunday 19th October, 2025

Where:

Start from Mooloolaba Surf Club @ 8am
OR
If you were unable to participate, you may wish to make a donation to mental health research

OR SET UP YOUR VERY OWN FUNDRAISING PROFILE AND

INVITE YOUR FRIENDS TO JOIN YOU  here

What:  

A Walk NOT a race from Mooloolaba Surf Club to Maroochydore Surf Club and back.  

Walkers have the option to turn around at Alex Surf Club 

Who:

Everyone who has been impacted by or cares about Mental Health - dogs are welcome! 

Distance: Maroochydore SLC and back - Approximately 8km              

Alex SLC and back - Approximately 4km  

Entry fee:

$30 for adults with everyone receiving an event t-shirt.

Kids 16 and under walk for free. You can purchase t-shirts for kids via the ticket site.​

Registration:

From 7am - Please register and collect t-shirts. You can register from 7am on the day,

credit card facilities available.​​​

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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​“ABOUT THE WALK”

The Rotary Club of Mooloolaba together with a number of other Rotary Clubs on the Sunshine Coast has for the past 9 years, staged a fundraising WALK in October to coincide with Queensland Mental Health Month.

The “point of difference” is that the walk is not a race. It is a family occasion offering an organised “fun” walk from Mooloolaba to Maroochydore and back. Walkers have the option to turn around at any time.

The inaugural Walk was held in October 2016 and has grown to include hundreds of participants

and raised over $470,000 over the years.

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PROJECT BENEFITS

This is a great project because it:

1.  Raises much needed funds for ARH Mental Health Research.

2.  Offers an opportunity for the community to identify with those suffering from mental health issues.

3.  It provides an outlet for those suffering from mental health issues.   For example, every year there have been families and friends wearing their own special t-shirts honouring a loved one who has been lost as a result of a mental health issue.

4.  Will bring visitors to Mooloolaba which is good for local businesses and tourism.

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