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Mother's Day Classic Coming up next Month
This year’s Mother’s Day Classic is nearly here, this great event will be held in the Sale Botanic Gardens, on Mother’s Day (Sunday 14 May), and we encourage everyone to get out and get involved.
With events to suit everyone, with 4km Walk/Run or an 8km Run, you will be involved with assisting us in helping many Australian men and women.Online registrations are open now with early bird packages available from www.mothersdayclassic.com.au or registrations on the day will take place from 8am, with the 8km run starting from 9am and the 4km Walk/Run from 10am. So get yourself registered to help this great cause!
The MDC organisers are anticipating more than 105,000 Australians in more than 100 locations will join together on Sunday May 14 for the breast cancer research walk and run, taking part in an entertaining day that offers people of all ages the chance to participate in a non-competitive, inspiring and fun walk/run that raises vital funds for breast cancer research, over the last 20 years the MDC has raised in excess of 30 million dollars for breast cancer research.
- Jones Family from 2016 Mother’s Day Classic
For more information contact:
Footprints Foundation – Sale
Phone: 1300 469 144
Facebook @ Footprints Foundation Sale
Source: www.gippsland.com
Published by: support@gippsland.com
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