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Sydney’s newest (and biggest) night walk needs YOU
Sign up for UNICEF Australia’s Dusk to Dawn!
As night falls on Saturday 23 November, you’ll join thousands of others on a coordinated night walk amongst Sydney’s most iconic sights.
And it's not just a walk. With every step - from your registration to when you cross the finish line, you’ll have the opportunity to help children in need.
Each participant will fundraise a minimum of $100 to help UNICEF provide clean water, medical supplies, and emergency food to children in emergency situations 💙
How it works
1. SIGN UP
Your registration fee helps cover the cost of hosting the event, and every donation your raise helps support UNICEF's vital work for children.
You can also invite friends, family and coworkers to join your Team! 🏃♀️
2. INSPIRE DONATIONS
Tell everyone about why you've joined Dusk to Dawn!
Inspire your friends to donate and support UNICEF's lifesaving work for children in emergencies.
3. STEP FORWARD!
On Saturday 23 November from 8pm, you’ll join Sydney's biggest-ever night-walk.
An epic 37km adventure from North Sydney to Bondi Beach.
Dusk to Dawn will help children like Abdoulaye
By participating in UNICEF's Dusk to Dawn night-walk, you’ll raise donations to deliver lifesaving support and supplies to children like Abdoulaye*.
At just 12 years old, Abdoulaye endured incredible hardship after becoming homeless as a result of violent conflict in Mali, West Africa.
Abdoulaye was also separated from his family as they fled conflict and faced overlapping dangers of disease, starvation, extreme weather, and continuing armed conflict.
Thankfully, he found UNICEF and was provided ongoing medical and nutrition support, and accommodation. Abdoulaye is now safe, and hopes to be reunited with his family soon.
Will you walk with us and inspire donations to support children in crisis like Abdoulaye?
*The child's name has been changed to protect him.