Getting involved
How it works - 3 easy steps
Register
Whether you are walking solo or as part of a team, it only takes a minute to register!
Simply fill out your contact information and pay the $25 registration fee (per person).
Raise money
Once you've registered, you will have your very own personal fundraising page (even if you're part of a team).
Then, the next step is to let everyone you know that you’re walking to end violence against women and children.
Raise money by asking your community to donate to your Walk for WAGEC page. They can donate knowing that every dollar raised builds safer futures for women in children - it's a win-win!
Walk
Together we will walk 5km or run 10km to call for an end to violence against women and children.
WALK TO END VIOLENCE
Join us at Centennial Park, Sydney on Sunday 4th May.
Together we will walk 5km or run 10km to call for an end to violence against women and children.
ways you can walk
walk solo
Strolling solo? You aren't alone! Plenty of participants go solo to show their solidarity with women leaving violence.
walk as a team
Assemble a dream team of your nearest and dearest to maximise your fundraising. The more, the merrier!
walk with your workplace
FAQs
How do I register?
Registration is a walk in the park! Step one is to decide whether you’re going to walk solo, with a team, or with your workplace. Then, find more information about how to register here.
Please note: every person who registers for the walk (including people in teams or workplaces) must create their own individual fundraising page.
Is there a registration fee?
Walk for WAGEC charges a $25 registration fee per person (children under 18 walk free). This fee helps us to cover the cost of the event, so all donations go directly towards supporting women and children.
We acknowledge that we are walking on stolen Aboriginal Land. If you identify as a First Nations person, you are not required to pay the registration fee. To have your fee waived, please reach out to us.
We also know that times are tough for everyone right now. If you are experiencing financial hardship, please also get in touch.
For more information, or to request to have your registration fee waived, please email walk4wagec@wagec.org.au.
Can I register on the day?
You can register for the event on Walk Day by approaching one of the registration desks when you arrive at Centennial Park.
Who can participate in Walk for WAGEC?
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 whole 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 walk4wagec@wagec.org.au.
Can I register for Walk for WAGEC, even if I can’t make it on event day (Sunday, May 4th)?
You sure can! No matter how or where you walk, every step counts.
If you can’t make it to event day, you can complete your 5km/10km walk or run remotely any time, any place between 28 April and 8 May.
For additional support for your remote walk, please email us at walk4wagec@wagec.org.au.
