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On Sunday 18 February, almost 200 trucks are expected to roll through the streets of Geelong to raise money for kids and their families impacted by cancer.
Camp Quality’s Convoy Geelong, now in its ninth year, will travel 43km, starting and finishing at Beckley Park via Lara, Corio, Waurn Ponds and Geelong. The event is one of the biggest motoring events in the country.
The annual event is a testimony to the heart and generosity of the Geelong trucking and motoring community.
Camp Quality General Manager of Revenue, Sandie Hall, says: “Convoy Geelong is an inspiring event that has been raising funds for kids and families impacted by cancer for nine years. Funds raised by Geelong Convoy go towards providing life-changing programs and services in hospital, at school, online and away from it all on camps and family retreats.”
“Every year, the trucking community truly turn up with huge support for this event. The day is filled with fun, excitement and laughter all while raising vital funds that change the cancer story for kids and their families going through the trauma of cancer.”
Camp Quality’s Convoy Geelong is a fun way for anyone who drives a truck or motorbike to show their support for kids and families experiencing the challenging realities of a cancer diagnosis. Camp Quality provides free programs and services to kids and their families facing cancer at every step of the cancer journey.
