Obstacle-a-thon for Epilepsy ACT

3rd Tuggeranong Junior Guides are raising money to support Epilepsy ACT! A unit of approx. 25 girls aged 6-10yrs, 3rd Tuggeranong Junior Guides have selected Epilepsy ACT as their ongoing service focus for 2026. This term, we are challenging ourselves to complete as many laps of an obstacle course as possible within 1 hour. How many laps do you think we can do?

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03 Sep 2026

A few photos of our adventure! Keep an eye on our social media (Tuggeranong District Girl Guides on Facebook and Instagram) to see more photos and videos of our girls challenging themselves!

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03 Sep 2026

Well... we have an answer! How many laps of an obstacle course can 23 Girl Guides complete in 60 minutes??? 131 laps! What an amazing effort from our Girl Guides! A huge thank you to everyone who has made donations and supported our fundraising efforts. Our fundraising page will remain open for the rest of September and we would be thrilled to reach $2000 in that time.

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21 Aug 2026

We are getting excited about our obstacle-a-thon - less than two weeks to go! We have had such amazing support from the community. A huge thank you to everyone who has donated so far! Time to increase our target again...

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07 Aug 2026

Wow, what great support we've had so far! We have already reached our initial goal of $500, so let's see if we can reach $1000!

DONATIONS56

Sumedha Bohra

Wed, 16 Sep 2026

$ 20

You girls are so inspiring 💗

$ 20

Michael Coyte

Fri, 4 Sep 2026

$ 70

On ya Nora. 2K goal hit.

$ 70

Amanda Drew

Fri, 4 Sep 2026

$ 50

Well done to Ellie B and the whole Tuggeranong girl guides. You’ve done such an amazing job!

$ 50

Tanya & Jez

Thu, 3 Sep 2026

$ 20

Lou Lou

Wed, 2 Sep 2026

$ 100

Anonymous

Wed, 2 Sep 2026

$ 50

John Mills

Wed, 2 Sep 2026

$ 30

Rebecca Mills

Wed, 2 Sep 2026

$ 20

Rebecca Mills

$ 20

Susan Gamgee

Tue, 1 Sep 2026

$ 50

Bronwyn Lovejoy

Tue, 1 Sep 2026

$ 20

Good luck girls!! 💪

$ 20

Raising funds for

Epilepsy ACTEpilepsy ACT formed in 1982 and we have been providing support, reassurance, advocacy, referral and information to people with epilepsy, their families and the community. We continue to promote understanding of epilepsy through education and increased community awareness.