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Noah's Ninjas Wollongong

The Bloody Long Walk 2025 - Wollongong

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We're walking 35km for Noah!

Noah’s favourite thing is to make people laugh, with Star Wars coming a close second! 

But behind his gorgeous smile, Noah bravely fights mito. In his fifteen short years, he has undergone countless medical procedures and had multiple stroke-like episodes, which occur without warning, each one causing significant damage to his brain or spine.

Despite being unable to walk, see or hear properly, and needing to rely on round-the-clock care, Noah is determined to live life to the fullest. 

Ask him how he feels and he says “I choose to be happy.”

“He’s my world, all I want is to find a cure for my boy.” – Kat, Noah’s mum.

Register today and join Noah's Ninjas to walk 35km and help find a cure for mito!

If you can't walk with us, please sponsor our walk to fund research into desperately needed treatments and cures for this devastating disease.

Every dollar will make a difference.

THANK YOU!

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Thank you to our Sponsors

$258

Anonymous

$130

Rhae Hooper

A great cause Maureen. There is no doubt you can do it and pretty fast I would think!

$119

Nikki Britt

Thanks for doing the hard work for us Maureen !

$110

Caroline Furniss

Well done Ruth!! Love Caroline xx

$100

Brian Hogan

$76

Coralie Collins

$65

Kristina Walmsley

This is an amazing effort Simone - enjoy the walk.

$65

Brian Whalan

$65

Emily Mckenzie

Good luck mother

$65

Karen Hammond

Happy birthday Noah. I’ll be walking for you!

$65

Jenny Craig

Go you!!!! 🥰

$60

Roger Kennedy

Hope you enjoyed the walk

$60

Sharon Sackett

Great walk

$59

Dann Lennard

Go Fozz!

$59

Ian John Collins

Good luck

$59

Beverley Francis

GO FOR IT GIRL!!!!!!

$56

Facebook Donation

$55

Anonymous

$55

Merv Gray

$54

Tara Marshall

$54

Stuart Heriot

Well done Ruth!

$54

Rebecca Grove

Love you miss you

$54

Lisa Sanz

You go girl 🥰

$53

Cassie Elvin

You’re an inspiration to me for your bottomless kindness, care and consideration all done with a smile, humility and patience.

$51

Facebook Donation

$51

Facebook Donation

$50

Angela Sutter

Go Girl!!!

$50

Emily Stroud

Go Simone! This is such a great cause to support. Goodluck on Sunday!

$50

Anonymous

$50

Graham Tripp

$50

Cathy & Vince

Good on you Michele, you’ll do it easy!! Enjoy the scenery along the way.

$50

Geraldine Weber

$41

Facebook Donation

$40

Tracey Hoffmann

Awesome - go Sam!!

$40

Sam Hogan

$38

Jenny Rullis

$38

Cathy Smith

$38

Claudia

Let me steal yo dog

$38

Marina Sossai

$38

Betty S

$38

Gudrun Porreca

Good on you Sam xxx

$35

Tammi Horton

$35

Katy Marron

Go sis!! Love you xx

$35

Rhys Smith

$35

Kimberley Gimbert

$35

Sarah Gordon

$35

Ruth Thirtle

$35

Arthur Hennessy

$35

Jenny Hirst

Good luck!

$35

Case Tpeau

Just a little trot. 😉

$35

Yvonne

Well done!!

$31

Facebook Donation

$31

Facebook Donation

$30

Elizabeth Thornton

$30

Facebook Donation

$26

Facebook Donation

$25

Kate Smith

$25

Judy Wearne

Good luck!!! I know you’ll smash it!!! Go girl!!!

$22

Emily Saunders

$22

Collette Mcgrath

I'm walkin' here! Good going Fozz love your work P xo

$22

Anonymous

$22

Karen Boyle

You’ve got this x

$22

Peter Davied

Good luck curing Minto!

$20

Hannah Hannan

$20

Facebook Donation

$11

Paula Martin

Congratulations Ruth x

$11

Radb

$11

Ruth T

$11

Kim Sheather

$10

Grant Callander

what an awesome cause.

$10

Facebook Donation

$1

Simone Parramore

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About Mito Foundation

Mito Foundation supports people affected by mitochondrial disease (mito), funds essential research into the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cures of mitochondrial disorders, and increases awareness and education about this devastating disease.