Cassie Campbell

Steptember 26

I've got the TrotsTM , can you please show your support?

Hi! I've got the Trots! 🥾

Cassie is a Naarm-based walker who, during Steptember, spends her evenings exploring the city's suburbs in search of kebabs, hidden gems and local oddities.

Her only rule is that a walk should contain more hard rubbish than hard inclines.

If you'd like to support my Steptember challenge, I'd be incredibly grateful. That said, I completely understand that the cost of living is hitting everyone hard right now.

But if you're feeling generous, a donation today will not only support a good cause, it'll provide an instant mood boost and help support babies with cerebral palsy and their families.

Thank you for your support! ❤️

My Fundraising

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My fundraising could help provide:

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therapy kit for babies with cerebral palsy.

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early response therapy sessions for babies with cerebral palsy.

Amount I've raised for people with cerebral palsy

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My Steps

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51% Complete

Steps

112,863

My goal

225,000

Impact Progress

Your donation can help me reach the next Impact Stage.
Impact Stage 1

Communication

Help children find their voice through speech therapy.

Impact Stage 2

Movement

Support physiotherapy that helps children build strength, movement and confidence.

Impact Stage 3

Mealtimes

Provide therapies for children who face challenges with eating and drinking.

Impact Stage 4

Independence

Give children greater independence through mobility equipment.

Impact Stage 5

Family Support

Support families with guidance, care and practical help.

Impact Stage 6

Regional Services

Bring vital care to babies who need it most in rural and regional areas.

Thank you to my supporters

$39

Julie Campbell

Great cause to support Cass, ❤️

$24

Magnole

Trot on!

$24

Brii Fox-cully

Updates

Welcome to Jumanji... or at least Sunshine.🦖

Monday 14th Sep

Welcome to Jumanji... or at least Sunshine.🦖

Monday 14th Sep

Welcome to Jumanji... or at least Sunshine.🦖

Monday 14th Sep

When people warn you about what you might encounter in Sunshine, giant safari animals usually aren't on the list.

Yet there I was, halfway through an evening walk, feeling like I'd wandered into Jumanji.

 The deeper I ventured, the weirder it became. Every time I thought I'd reached the end of the animal kingdom, another oversized creature appeared from behind a tree or fence. 

By the end, I was less concerned about finding my way home and more concerned about hearing a distant drumbeat coming from somewhere down the street.