Camp Quality’s esCarpade rally has been spotted in Mildura.
The rally, raising money for children’s cancer support, has been taking the back roads from Tamworth to Broken Hill, through to Mildura and finishing in Griffith, a trip of 2888km, and this morning is leaving Mildura, heading to Swan Hill and Deniliquin.
Each team has been fundraising for months with a goal of raising $1,100,000 to support Camp Quality’s services and programs, delivering fun and laughter to kids and families impacted by cancer.
Now in its 33rd year, esCarpade is filled with character, camaraderie and laughter.
Along the way, participants visit rural schools to entertain the kids with their decorated vehicles and themed costumes.
The Camp Quality puppets will join the journey, performing age-appropriate Cancer Education Program shows in schools along the route to support children dealing with a cancer diagnosis – either their own or that of a sibling, parent, grandparent or friend,
Deborah Thomas, Camp Quality CEO, says that the much-anticipated esCarpade fundraiser provides vital funds to support families in need.
“The funds raised by the esCarpade participants in the months leading up to the event is phenomenal and allows Camp Quality to support hundreds of families. Our motoring events are a core part of Camp Quality’s fundraising. The esCarpade participants are dedicated members of our Camp Quality community, and we are so grateful for their support.”
The rally have breakfast this morning at Nowingi Place from 7:00.
