Support our walk to help people living with MND
We are taking part in Walk to Defeat MND to support people facing motor neurone disease.
Right now, there are over 500 people in NSW living with MND, with many requiring high levels of support and assistance.
Our goal is to raise funds to help MND NSW provide the best possible support for people living with MND and their families – including assistive equipment, support groups, education about MND and more.
But we need your help. Please sponsor our walk to help change lives.
To support me, click the ‘DONATE NOW’ button to make a donation and together we can help the people and families experiencing this devastating disease.
Thank you so much for your support.
Our Achievements
Thank you to our Sponsors
$1,000
Novka Waugh
$250
Rubix Realty
$211
Alex Barry
$158
Nicole Burg
In loving memory of Dad and Popsy.
$62
Elizabeth Waugh
$62
Novka Waugh
$53
Tegan George
$53
Alana Collins
$53
Katrina Lofberg
$53
Katrina Hesketh
Good luck guys..fingers crossed for clear skys 🤗🤗
$53
Jackie Barry
$53
Ashleigh Ward
$50
Phillip Jordan
We are thinking of you and your family From Phillip , Karlene and family
$50
Robyn Brown
The weather was not kind But the MND walk was inspiring In Rays memory and all the people currently on the MND journey
$32
Olivia Cowie
$32
Vicki
Great effort Mel ❤️
$30
Matt Pilton
$26
Geoff Grills
In loving memory of Ray. Desa and Geoff
$26
Geoff Grills
In memory of our dear Raymondo. Love always Desa and Geoff
$21
Jess Parnell
Love you and Liz ❤️
$20
Donna George
$20
Haylee Flett
Our Team Members
Elizabeth Waugh
$173
Novka Waugh
$191
Samantha Waugh
Jessica Bonnici
$21
Maddie Doherty
Connor Cook
Melissa Travis
$32
Olivia Kane
Luke Gillis
Maddison Rogers
Harvey Waugh
Macey Waugh
Luna Gillis
Charlotte Buckingham
Emmett Waugh
Ray your memory is a blessing that will never fade Although you have gone , you have left us the most valuable lessons Love unconditionally Live life with integrity and Work hard May our walk this year be inspiring and raise much needed funds for continued research for MND