PUT FOOT RALLY 2024

What is the PUT FOOT RALLY 2024?

Friday 12th Apr

Every day, 70 Aussie men are diagnosed with prostate cancer. 

Over 7 weeks in 2022 Glynis paddled 2220kms, the navigable length of the River Murray raising almost $19,000 for PCFA.

This year Glynis and her husband Chris are taking on a new challenge in memory of Jamie Hancock who died from prostate cancer in 2022. 

As Team STICKY BEAK, Glynis & Chris will be participating in the 100% Adrenalin filled PUT FOOT RALLY through South Africa, Namibia, Zambia and Botswana starting on July 6th. 

They’ll be driving a 4x4 single cab Ute, sleeping in the roof top tent, driving through some of the most challenging (sand dunes, deep river canyons, rubble tracks, not to mention the lions / elephants / rhino / buffalo / zebra / hyenas / hippo) locations and countries on earth. 

Team Sticky Beak must reach the finish line at the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans in Botswana on the 21st July to successfully complete the rally.

This rally is 100% unsupported, not “designed”, with no set or safe route. Each team must extensively plan the daily drive (driving during the day as darkness brings danger), calculate distance, road conditions, safe campsites, where to find supplies of food and fuel, how to deal with breakdowns, wild animals, border crossings and of course the unexpected.

We want to support men and their families impacted by a prostate cancer diagnosis. From game-changing research to specialised mental and physical care, there is so much more we can, and must, do to save the lives of the men we love.

We are raising funds for PCFA here but also for the Put Foot Foundation (PFF).

Please support the team that can save lives by making a tax-deductible donation to our campaigns in support of the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.

Share