Walk to end violence

Women’s and Girls Emergency Centre

WAGEC creates safe futures for all women and families by working to end gender-based violence in a generation. 

who is wagec?

Women’s and Girls’ Emergency Centre (WAGEC) is a feminist, community-based organisation that supports women and children in crisis.  

what is walk for wagec?

Walk for WAGEC is a 5km walk or 10km run around Centennial Park, Sydney, to raise money for women and children impacted by violence. The event is on the 4th May, 2025. 

how your donations help

Escaping the violence is only the first step. Your donation could help a woman escape violence and be supported to heal from trauma.  

Event Day Info

Here’s everything you need to know to make Sunday May 4th a walk in the park!

Walk for WAGEC Runners

FAQs

Who can participate in Walk for WAGEC?
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Absolutely everybody! Any and all humans (and their four-legged friends) are welcome to walk with us. Walk for WAGEC is a safe, fun and inclusive event that celebrates our community.


There are so many ways to customise your walk to make sure it suits you. You can fly solo, form a dream team or corral your colleagues to sign up as a workplace.

If you have any accessibility requirements, please email our friendly team at fundraising@wagec.org.au.

Can workplaces register for the Walk?
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Yes! Registering to Walk with your Workplace is an amazing way to show your organisation’s support for the women and children in your community – and it’s a great opportunity to connect with your co-workers.

 

Now, we know that work events on the weekend can throw a spanner in your Sunday plans. You can walk with your workplace at any time that suits you, anywhere that you are between April 29th and May 5th. You can find more information about signing up with your workplace here.

Are donations tax deductible?
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Yes! All donations to Walk for WAGEC over $2 are tax deductible, so all contributions are good for the community AND your tax return – it's a win-win!

If you or someone you know needs support in Australia call 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) or go to wagec.org.au