5k RUN TO STOP TRAFFICKING
IN ITS TRACKS!
Frenchies are taking to the streets of the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Adelaide
to help stop trafficking in its tracks. Register to join us at one of our three runs
– or pledge your donation online – through the link below.
‘5’ is an important number to us
Each year, over 5,000 girls lives are destroyed from sex trafficking
Which is why we run 5km and ask you to donate $5
Every step we take on our run represents a girl that will be intercepted this year by our charity partner: Captivating International.
EVENT DETAILS
Gold Coast: 17th August, 2022
69 Laver Drive, Robina – Registration from 8:00am
Brisbane: 17th August, 2022
Adelaide Street, Brisbane City – Registration from 12:00pm
Adelaide: 17th August, 2022
Rundle Mall, Adelaide City – Registration from 12:00pm
DURING THE EVENT
You can choose to walk, jog, dance or run your way to the finish line!
WHAT TO BRING
Please wear appropriate workout attire and footwear. Please bring a sweat towel for post workout and a water bottle is recommended (although water will be provided). It is IMPORTANT to note, there will be no place to leave personal or valuable belongings. Please either wear them or leave them at home.
JOIN THE MOVEMENT
Pink is the colour of the day, wear your brightest pink lipstick and clothes ever! The more pink the better! We will also have some #FrenchiesCare bibs to be worn with pride!
CONTACT
For more information on this event, please contact Sophie Johnsson at sophiej@thefrench.edu.au or by calling 07 3267 0297.
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