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EVENT SUMMARY
An iconic route
A meaningful cause
On Sunday 22 November 2026, PAM Foundation founder Hamish Magoffin will attempt to set a new record running the iconic “Bondi to Manly Walk” — roughly 80 km in under 6 hours.
The run takes place on the opening day of Australia’s Perinatal Mental Health (PMH) Week, 22–28 November. It offers businesses a timely way to support expectant and new mothers’ mental health and start conversations with staff and customers.
PURPOSE BEYOND THE RECORD
1 in 6 mums
1 in 10 dads
Approximately one in 6 mums and one in ten dads experience perinatal depression and anxiety in Australia.
The campaign aims to raise awareness of mental health during pregnancy and after birth, and funding for PAM Foundation’s awareness and education, care and research.
SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS
Choose your way to support
Make a financial contribution or offer in-kind support, such as food, drinks, shoes, etc., for the runners and crew
LOCAL SUPPORTER
$250
Local Support
Name/logo on the campaign page, one grouped social thank-you, and name in the post-run recap.
CHAPTER PARTNER
$1,000
Connect with a chapter
Name/logo on the campaign page, one dedicated social thank-you, association with a chapter, and logo in the post-run recap.
LEAD PARTNER
$10,000
Help lead the campaign
Prominent name/logo on the campaign page and agreed digital materials, name/logo visible on Hamish’s running gear, dedicated social thank-you, and lead recognition in the post-run recap.
TAKING PART
What participation could look like
Share the story
Share the campaign and donation link with staff, customers, etc.
Choose your contribution
Donate or offer an in-kind contribution from your business. Finalise recognition and any chapter association.
Plan site
If a physical presence is useful, identify a suitable location along the route.
PAM Foundation is a registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) in England and Wales (Charity No.: 1196853), and PAM Foundation, Inc., is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the United States (EIN: 93-4628767).
We do not diagnose or provide medical or legal advice. If you have concerns or symptoms of illness, please consult your doctor.
