“STEPTEMBER” is Australia’s leading virtual health and wellness fundraising challenge, supporting life-changing research, therapy and services for people living with cerebral palsy.
This September, the team at The Salamander Hotel are using their bar steps as fitness steps as they take part in STEPtember.
From bartenders to kitchen crew, the whole team is committed to the challenge of walking 10,000 steps a day, every day in September.
It’s all part of their mission to raise funds for Cerebral Palsy Alliance Australia and help improve the lives of over 34,000 Australians living with cerebral palsy.
Simon Randazzo, General Manager at Salamander Hotel, said “STEPtember challenges us to push ourselves physically while coming together for something bigger than just fitness.
“Supporting people with cerebral palsy is a cause our whole team is proud to stand behind.”
The Salamander Hotel is aiming to raise funds through a combination of team fundraising, in-venue promotions, and optional customer donations.
Local patrons visiting the “Sally Tav” can also expect a few fun challenges, friendly venue rivalries, and plenty of encouragement to get their steps in alongside the team.
This is the first time The Salamander Hotel has participated in STEPtember and they hope to make it an annual fundraising event.
For more information visit steptember.org.au and to learn more about Cerebral Palsy Alliance Australia visit cerebralpalsy.org.au.
By Simon EKINS
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