Why I Febfast
I’m taking on Febfast to support people in crisis and to honour someone very close to my heart. Anyone who knows me knows I love my beer and wine, but this month I’m slowing right down - for my own health, and for my beautiful sister Megsie, who we lost recently to mental health struggles.nnWe shared many great moments over a vino or two, or three… and I know she’d support this. Slowing down the booze can help with depression, clarity, and overall wellbeing.nnLife can feel overwhelming, and having someone like Lifeline to listen makes all the difference. Please support me by donating, and help Lifeline be there when it matters most.
MY PROGRESS
Check out my Febfast calendar to see my progress! You can choose a date to sponsor me with a One-OFF Pass. It will give me a night off my challenge while still supporting Australians in crisis.
Track your Febfast
Sponsor a night off my challenge by purchasing a One-OFF Pass. For a minimum donation of $39, you’ll give me an official night off and help Lifeline answer a call from someone in crisis.
Days Complete
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My Goal
28 days
MY IMPACT SO FAR
I've raised $204 so far - that's 5 calls answered for Lifeline's crisis support hotline.
Every $39 helps power another call, offering hope and crucial moments of connection to people in their toughest moments. Will you back me with a donation?
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Calls Answered
My Achievements
Donated to myself
Updated profile pic
Shared on social
Received first donation
Reached fundraising goal
Thank you to my Sponsors
$54.12
Hans Gruber
$54.12
Alex Shean
$52.92
Kristy Harkin
$42.39
Lynn
Go Adrian 💪
Our Team
Mikeyha Harrison (C)
Max Harrison
Taneka Longbottom
Kate Schofield
$443.30
Nyjarra Harrison
Adrian Fisse
$203.55
Kath Harrison
charla yarar
Kellyann Johnson
$42.39
Josephine Heatherington
$42.39
Louise Walker
$27.81
Karah Hardy
$33.15
Eric Edwards
$27.81
I have stared into the eyes of John McClane himself - but nothing has prepared me for this. No alcohol. For a whole month. I think back fondly to the beers we shared… to walk away from them now is not bravery. It is madness.