Emily and Caitlin are walking in Mornington to turn type one into type none!
We're joining the world's largest walk for a future without type 1 diabetes (T1D) at Mornington Park on Sunday 16 March 2025!
Why? To help fund life-changing research aimed at improving lives and curing T1D.
Type 1 diabetes can strike anyone at any time, and 8 Australians are diagnosed every day. Diagnosis means a 24/7 fight with no break and facing an extra 180 decisions a day to remain safe and healthy.
Please support our walk today.
Our Completed Missions in the JDRF Blue Army
Dream Team ($500)
Legends ($1000)
Superstars ($2500)
Greatest Of All Time ($5000)
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Achieved Fundraising Target
Increased Fundraising Target over $500
Thank you to our Sponsors
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Anonymous
$131.88
Anonymous
$131.88
Isaac Cunningham
I don’t want no walking, you better be running
$54.12
Anonymous
$54
Joshua Wilkinson
$27.81
Anonymous
$27.48
Emily Douglas
$26.38
Caitlin Douglas
$26.38
Ep
$11.65
Secret Admirer
Wow I'm so excited to see you pull this off
$11.65
Anonymous
Why did the sidewalk bring chalk to the party? Because it wanted to *chalk the walk* and leave a lasting impression!
$11.65
Anonymous
I told my chalk it might have diabetes because every time I use it, it keeps drawing *sugar lines*!
$10.55
Anonymous
$10
Charlie Rylance
$6.13
Secret Admirer
You can talk the walk but now it’s time to walk the chalk
$3.55
Anonymous
In sports like gymnastics or rock climbing, athletes often use chalk to keep their hands dry for a better grip. This is especially useful during activities involving a lot of walking, climbing, or balancing on challenging surfaces!
$1.95
Anonymous
Cemma Jhalk’s chalk walk. What a fantastic cause! 👏
