Get physical for SANE

Take part in a local sports event and fundraise from friends and families through the Everyday Hero website. For a choice of events or to create your own fundraising page to benefit SANE in another local event. See some examples of what others are doing below:

Sam Brook • Tri2012

Kokoda Track. Swimming the English Channel. Cycling across Australia . . . Sam Brook has taken on the lot to raise funds for SANE Australia. Sam is now completing the final leg of his monumental journey by cycling 5,000 km from Cape York to Wilson's Prom. Check out his progress and support Sam's initiative by sponsoring him today.

Get together for SANE

Host a get-together for friends and acquaintances to benefit SANE. Be creative, whether you are having a:

• tea party, office lunch, anniversary, birthday, wedding, picnic, fancy dress party or
• special public event held as a concert, corporate dinner, market stall or school fete.

Dom Ran

Dom Ran (aka Ran Dom) creates hand-made, quirky notebooks to record thoughts, feelings and inspirations. All profits made from the selling of these books at market stalls held in and around Melbourne will be forwarded to SANE Australia.

Anne Cameron • Photography Exhibition

Caroline Storm organised a fundraising exhibition of photographs by her daughter, Anne Cameron. Anne died aged 40, after living with schizophrenia for many years. The exhibition was a tribute to a remarkable photographer, and raised much-needed funds to help support the SANE Helpline.

Richard Bowles • Marathon Man

Marathon-runner, Richard, set off in March to run the entire Bicentennial National Trail – over 5,000 km from Healesville in Victoria to Cooktown in Far North QLD running 30 - 50km per day for five and a half months. As well as sponsorships, Richard organised a charity auction and launch party to generate funds to help SANE Australia's work, raising several thousand dollars before he even left. Follow his progress on his blog. Take a minute to see a 'short' interview with Richard.

You can support Richard today by sponsoring him via the Everyday Hero website.

The CorriLee Foundation • A Letter to Larry

The CorriLee Foundation presented a benefit night for SANE Australia. Dedicated to the memory of Di Bliss. 'A Letter to Larry' is a play based on the life of Vivian Leigh and was shown at the Bondi Pavilion Theatre in Sydney.

Sophia Konstantyniuk • Open Garden

As part of Open Gardens Australia, Sophia invited the public into her own garden, with the entry charge donated to SANE Australia – an easy way to have an enjoyable day and help others at the same time.