2015 Fraser Coast Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer
Event Information
Description
SUNDAY 22nd MARCH 2015
The Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer is an iconic nationwide motorcycle event to raise awareness of depression and suicide prevention.
Since April 2010, Black Dog Ride has organised one day rides to amplify national awareness of depression and suicide prevention in communities right across Australia. Over 10,000 Australians have joined us on Black Dog Ride 1 Dayers, collectively revving their engines to raise conversations about mental health nationwide. The Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer has also raised $430,000 for mental health charities in just 5 years. Register to ride today!
There are over 30 legs of the Black Dog Ride 1 Dayers on Sunday 22nd March 2015. This registration is for the Fraser Coast, QLD leg of the Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer.
FRASER COAST ITINERARY
7:00am - Check in at Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre (Maryborough) enjoy a free sausage sizzle!
8:30am - Ride Departs
10:30am - Arrive at Ban Ban Springs for a free morning tea!
1.00pm - Finish Ride at Royal Hotel, Tiaro, for good priced lunch and raffles
Contact - Brett & Michelle Lewis m: 0447 286 586 e: br_87_mm@aapt.net.au
Fundraising - Start your fundraising for Lifeline Fraser District here.
INFO: Registering early helps Black Dog Ride with safety, catering, and merchandise, and we would like to reward riders who help us out and register early. By registering before 15th March, you go in the national raffle draw for a unique hand crafted 9ct gold Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer signet ring valued at $1500! This raffle will be drawn on Sunday 22nd March. For more information, please browse the Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer webpage here and the 1 Dayer Frequently Asked Questions webpage here.
FUNDRAISING: Lifeline Fraser District is the beneficiary of funds donated during the Fraser Coast Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer. These funds help to build the capacity of their vital suicide prevention programs in the local region. Talk to your Ride Coordinator about how you can help raise funds for Lifeline Fraser District. Thank you for helping Black Dog Ride support local mental health charities.
Organiser Black Dog Ride
Organiser of 2015 Fraser Coast Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer
Black Dog Ride began in 2009 as a ride to raise awareness of depression, evolving into a national charity involving thousands of Australians who have raised millions for mental health programs and fostered mental health awareness around the nation.
Join us on our mission to raise awareness of depression and suicide prevention.
