MAXimum Miles for Country Hope

Get ready to be inspired as Harley embarks on a monumental challenge: running over 330 kilometres from Albury-Wodonga on the NSW-Victorian border to The Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne! This epic journey kicks off on Wednesday, 03 September 2025, and culminates on Sunday, 07 September 2025 - five days of relentless effort for a cause that truly matters.

A HEROIC MISSION

Harley's commitment transcends the physical distance he will cover; it embodies a powerful mission to raise vital funds and awareness for Country Hope. This journey also shines a spotlight on the urgent need for organ donation, reminding us all of the lives we can change through our actions.

MEET MAX: THE INSPIRATION OF HARLEY’S QUEST

At the heart of this incredible story is Harley’s 5 year old son, Max. A brave little boy battling Renal Dysplasia, needing dialysis 4 times a week and countless medical tests. Max faces each day with unwavering strength as he awaits the life-changing gift of a kidney donation. His fight inspires not only Harley but also everyone who learns about his journey. This run symbolises hope and determination, showcasing how one person's commitment can ignite an entire community.

SUPPORTING AN IMPORTANT CAUSE

As Harley laces up to hit the road, we invite you to rally together in support of this important cause. Every step taken by Harley brings us closer to making a massive difference - not only in Max's life but also in the lives of countless other children facing similar challenges. Harley’s efforts ensure Country Hope can support even more country families who have a child diagnosed with cancer or other life-threatening illnesses.

Together, let’s unite our efforts to spread awareness about organ donation and contribute generously. Every little bit helps pave the way towards brighter tomorrows for children like Max! Whether you donate, share his story, or cheer him on from afar, your contribution will make a real difference. Together, we can help bring hope and support to those who need it most.