Fundraiser Of The Year: Jack Buckley runs twin ‘58’ challenges; boosts stroke awareness
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outubro 28, 2026 |
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In honor of his late mother who suffered from a stroke, Wollongong's Jack Buckley undertook an extraordinary journey, completing 58 half-marathons in just 58 days, successfully raising over $30,000 for the Stroke Foundation. Following this, he embarked on an impressive 58-hour run that garnered an additional $12,000, ultimately earning him the title of Fundraiser of the Year at the National Stroke Awards.
In honor of his late mother who suffered from a stroke, Wollongong's Jack Buckley undertook an extraordinary journey, completing 58 half-marathons in just 58 days, successfully raising over $30,000 for the Stroke Foundation. Following this, he embarked on an impressive 58-hour run that garnered an additional $12,000, ultimately earning him the title of Fundraiser of the Year at the National Stroke Awards.
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