WORKPLACES

The corporate challenge you've been looking for

Empower your team to be part of the solution.

From 25 Nov to 10 Dec, employees can walk, run or train for 16 days while raising funds for UN Women programs helping end violence against women and girls worldwide.

Register your workplace as a team to build connection, boost wellbeing and unite your people behind a shared purpose. Together, we can help create a future where women and girls are Safe. Everywhere. Always.

How it works

REGISTER

Sign up your workplace today and encourage everyone from management to juniors to take part and contribute to the overall target.

SHARE

Share on intranet, social media and e-newsletters to tell everyone what you are doing this 16 Days to end violence against women.

16 DAYS

Outdoor walking meetings or in-office workouts + incentives to get everyone moving! Make it fun and meaningful this 16 Days.

FUNDRAISE

Fundraise and keep your supporters updated - every dollar helps the UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women.

What type of advocate will you be? Choose your challenge.
CHAMPION

30kms

LEGEND

60kms

WARRIOR
100kms
TRAILBLAZER

Set your own 100+km goal

Workplace Engagement Tips

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Make it competitive! Give away prizes or rewards like a bonus day off work or shopping voucher for the biggest fundraiser.
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Move your weekly team WIP outdoors! Walk as a team or join the call while out walking.
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Offer to match your team's fundraising efforts up to a certain amount (or the whole amount!) or on one particular day during the walk.
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Ditch the office attire and jazz it up with a Wear Orange Mufti Day!

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Post to your LinkedIn to share what your workplace has been up to and also encourage donations from your partners and other organisations.
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Think trivia night or pot luck lunch! Host a workplace event while collecting donations at the same time to go towards your entire workplace fundraising total.
Every dollar you raise contributes to life-saving initiatives that help ensure every woman and girl can live free from violence - Safe. Everywhere. Always.

Gyms

Can your gym top the leaderboard? Register your gym and invite your members to join in.

Workplaces

An ideal workplace bonding experience! Get the team walking and fundraising for a vital cause.

Schools

The ultimate well-being and social awareness challenge for students, teachers and their families.

Do you still have questions?

Here are some of our top FAQs, but head over to our FAQs page to see if we have more answers for you there.

Do I have to walk to participate?

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Absolutely not. We realise walking may not be for everyone and we encourage you to take part in the challenge and log your KMs any way you are able to.

Try running, cycling, rollerblading or the step machine at the gym! The possibilities are endless ๐Ÿ˜‰

Where do the funds I raise go?

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All funds raised through the Challenge are donated to UN Women Australia, which supports our advocacy efforts both here in Australia and globally through the UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women.

In 2023, more than 47 million people benefited from UN Trust Fund activities aimed at preventing and responding to ending violence against women and girls, with over 140 global initiatives launched to support womenโ€™s rights organisations and over 5

Are online donations tax deductible?

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Yes! Anyone who donates $2 or more through your online fundraising page will automatically be emailed a tax-deductible receipt.

Over $500k has been raised through Safe. Everywhere. Always. since 2023. We couldn't do it without a community of passionate people like the Tummers Family ๐Ÿ’—

Our family choose to take part in the Safe. Everywhere. Always. challenge because we believe gender-based violence is not a women’s issue, it’s everyone’s issue, women’s rights are human rights, and all women have the right to be safe, everywhere, always. It can be difficult to know what to do and where to start, but by speaking up, we can raise awareness of gender-based violence and challenge the narrative, we can recognise, remember, and share the stories of those we’ve lost to gender-based violence, we can raise funds for important initiatives including the UN Women’s Initiative to prevent and respond to gender-based violence globally, and we can check in on the women around us. 

Tummers Family, QLD