I'm taking on Steptember! Please show your support?
Hiya! I’m stepping up for a month-long mood boost and taking on 15k steps a day. But I really need your help!
Please donate now to my Steptember fundraiser. $15 or $30 would be fantastic. Thank you.
You’ll give me a much-needed motivation boost, plus you’ll feel great knowing that your gift is helping ensure more babies receive critical cerebral palsy therapy and support in the first 1000 days of life.
Please support me this Steptember.
It will mean so much to me, and to the children and babies who will grow up with a greater sense of independence.
Donate now for an instant mood boost! Thank you!.
PS. Our team name ‘Neko’ is Japanese for Cat. We have two rescue cats. I am their favoured cat lap.
My Fundraising
My fundraising could help provide:
16
therapy kits for babies with cerebral palsy.
4
early response therapy sessions for babies with cerebral palsy.
Amount I've raised for people with cerebral palsy
My Steps
Steps
615,014
My goal
600,000
Thank you to my supporters
$59
Anonymous
$33
Rafal Pietrzak
Good cause.
$54
Peter Sheahan
Tremendous effort Simon
$28
Stephen Kibble
Well done Simon, great cause. I have a runner in my club with cerebral palsy, great chap and keep a decent pace.
$110
David Morton
Great cause. Congratulations!
$54
Andrew Harmer
$67
Andrew Fraser
Nice one Simon.
$37
Lawrence Mccrossen
$37
Damien O’meara
$54
Natasha Poyntz
$37
Wdb
$67
Natalya Rodrigo
Great cause - go Simon!
$116
Geoff
Go for it!! Great cause.
$37
Daniel
Best wishes Simon and happy to help your worthwhile cause
$54
Rowan Macdonald
$37
Peter Titley
$67
Steven Dujin
Best of luck Simon!
Rounding you up to an even $1,000. Great cause. My youngest child spent his first nine months in neo-natal intensive care, then the paediatric ward. Not cerebral palsy related, but I remember the agony parents go though in such circumstances. Belatedly, thank you for the opportunity you gave me at Westpac back in 1995 through to 1998. I was thinking today about public service failures with Robo Debt. Also reflecting on the fragmented structure and process problems within the Dept of Defence, which I’m encountering daily, as I’m back in the Navy working on autonomous uncrewed vessels. This all reminded me of a phrase you first taught me when you were pushing for changes at Westpac: “learned helplessness”. The phrase popped out of my brain this afternoon, which made me remember you, then I checked Linked In and saw your fund raising link. Retirement seems to be agreeing with you. All the best.