The Amy Gillett Foundation is pleased to announce our Giving Day 2022!
On March 10 we want you to help us save lives, as we launch our new Safe Roads for Safe Cycling program for Giving Day.
During our Giving Day campaign, all donations will be doubled, thanks to the generosity of our matched donors.
That means your donation will have DOUBLE the IMPACT and ignite a new chapter for the Amy Gillett Foundation.
“Help us raise the vital funds needed to create that change for safer roads.
Because everybody deserves to get home safely"
Why is Giving Day so important?
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In Australia, over 20 cyclists are hospitalised each day and a cyclist is killed every 9 days. This is preventable.
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Australian roads could be better engineered to reduce the risk of death when a driver or rider makes an error.
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Feeling unsafe on our roads is the number one reason why more people are not riding their bikes more often.
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Cyclists feel victimised, scared and not respected on our roads.
Safe Roads for Safe Cycling
Safe Roads for Safe Cycling will save lives and reduce road trauma and serious injuries. Our program aims to deliver safe bikes lanes and road shoulders and foster a positive shift in attitudes towards all riders of all ages
We plan to deliver low cost, high impact tasks to embed safe cycling into the street design process and rally community support for change.
“Last year's Giving Day was a huge success! The funds raised helped us continue on our mission towards zero cyclists death and serious injury.
Our cycling safety work is only possible thanks to the generosity from the greater community."Dan Kneipp, CEO, The Amy Gillett Foundation
Follow and Support Giving Day?
Follow the countdown, donate to your favourite team or get involved via our dedicated Giving Day website https://www.charidy.com/agf
On Thursday, March 10, catch the action between 9am to 5pm at our event hub located at Mirvac’s Olderfleet, 477 Collins Street, Melbourne.
We will have spin classes, special guests and more that you’ll be able to follow via Facebook live.