Want to help break a Guinness World Record and contribute to a great cause? Volunteer at the World's Largest High Heel Race hosted by The Warwick Cancer Foundation.
About the Event:
The World's Largest High Heel Race is a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ official attempt for the largest amount of people running in high heels — for a great cause. The event will draw together 1,500 people to raise funds and awareness for the Warwick Cancer Foundation. Held as part of the St Kilda Festival, it's guaranteed to be hilariously funny, entertaining and out of the norm.
About the Warwick Cancer Foundation:
The Warwick Cancer Foundation is the only foundation in Australia that works with young adults diagnosed with cancer aged 18-40. The World's Largest High Heel Race is a literal take on our ‘Mates in my Shoes’ program, which connects people who have been diagnosed with cancer, with other survivors and caregivers. This gives people who have been diagnosed the opportunity to connect with someone who relates and empathises with their situation, helping to minimise feelings of isolation and decrease psychosocial distress. For more information, visit our website at www.twcf.org.au
About Volunteering:
To successfully co-ordinate an event of this scale and ensure that all the requirements of the Guinness World Records guidelines are met, we need the help of enthusiastic volunteers with a sense of fun.
Roles will include
*Participant registration
*Heel validation
*Marshalling
*Finish line clickers
*Cloak room
Previous experience is not required - all you need is a willingness to live in the moment and throw yourself whole-heartedly into what will be a frantic but exciting day.
Please register online at: www.worldslargesthighheelrace.com/volunteer
Note that volunteers will need to be available for the whole day on 14 February, and will be required to take a short online induction and participate in a face-to-face briefing in the weekend of Feb 6/7.
For more information, please contact Janine at info@worldslargesthighheelrace.com