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Ride aims to Break the Cycle

By mpnewsNovember 14, 2024Updated:November 18, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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FIVE footy mates have completed an epic journey cycling across Australia with the aim to raise money and awareness for mental health. Break the Cycle consists of five middle aged men – Tim Allen, Guy Stringer, Brent Loughrey, Ben Adam and Tony Lockett, who have pushed through physical and mental boundaries, riding 3,500km from Perth to Melbourne in 19 days.

“Our challenge aims to support our community and make a difference by fundraising for not-for-profit organisations Speak & Share, It’s okay not to be okay, and Peninsula Health network,” said participant Brent Loughrey “Together, we can create a community that stands out by supporting mental health initiatives and breaking the silence surrounding mental health issues.”

The ride may have been completed but donations are still welcome. “So far we have raised over $44k, but the awareness that we have managed to create is immeasurable,” said Loughrey.
Donations can be made at:
Break the Cycle P2M Inc account.
BSB: 033243
AC#: 763708

First published in the Mornington News – 12 November 2024

Break the Cycle Fundraiser Mental Health Mornington Peninsula

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