The Push-Up Challenge

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About My Challenge (Physically and Mentally)

Picture this: a dad with a gut that jiggles like a bowl of jelly, attempting to crank out 3,214 push-ups in 23 days. That's me, your friendly neighborhood chubby champ, swapping sausage rolls for sweat and determination to raise awareness and funds for mental health in Australia. Between gasping for air and pretending my arms aren't noodles, I'm pushing (quite literally) for better mental health outcomes.

Why? Because mental health matters, and so does every dollar you donate to my page. Your tax-deductible contribution fuels vital mental health services and initiatives across Australia. Join me in this sweaty, slightly ridiculous quest to #pushforbetter—because even this fat dad can make a difference, one wobbly push-up at a time!

Supporting Lifeline Sydney & Sutherland NSW

Join The Push-Up Challenge and Support Lifeline Sydney & Sutherland!
Lifeline Sydney & Sutherland is proud to be a beneficiary of this year's Push-Up Challenge. Our centre serves a vast area, covering all of Sydney south of the Harbour Bridge, extending to Strathfield, the Eastern suburbs and encompassing the entire Sutherland Shire. Now, more than ever, our community needs your support!
Take on the challenge and help us make this our most successful Push-Up Challenge yet! Your participation and the funds you raise will enable Lifeline to continue providing essential crisis support and suicide prevention services. Together, we can answer more calls for help and ensure that anyone in Australia will not face their darkest moments alone.
Challenge yourself, make a difference, and be a “lifeline” for those in need!