Help us raise $150,000 for sick kids
The 2011 Sun-Herald City2Surf will be held on Sunday 14 August. Attracting 80,000 participants annually the City2Surf is Sydney's favourite community sporting event.
Appealing to serious runners, casual joggers and families alike, the City2Surf offers a unique experience to people of all ages and fitness abilities.
Team Bandaged Bear (formerly Think Kids Challenge) has been an initiative of The Children's Hospital at Westmead and Bear Cottage since 2005. In the past four years, $400,000 has been raised for these special places of care. The 2010 event was a huge success, raising over $100,000 with a record 400 team members.
Participating in the City2Surf? Join Team Bandaged Bear and to make a difference to the lives of sick kids.
Each year supporters of The Children's Hospital at Westmead and Bear Cottage participate in the City2Surf in support of these very special places of care in Team Bandaged Bear (formerly the Think Kids Challenge).
How do I join Team Bandaged Bear?
Team Bandaged Bear and City2Surf registrations have now closed. Thank you to our supporters who have joined Team Bandaged Bear for this year's City2Surf. See you at the finish line!
Interested in joining Team Bandaged Bear's 2012 Team? Contact the Special Events Team to be added for our 2012 mailing list events@chw.edu.au
Team Bandaged Bear Ambassador
 James Kerley
Media personality James Kerley has chosen to run with Team Bandaged Bear because he has been inspired by the courageous kids and families that are treated at the Children's Hospital Westmead every day. "I am in awe of their determination and strong spirits. I will be thinking of them when I am tackling heart break hill. Knowing me, it will be 14km's of struggle... but for many families, particularly those who have child with a life-limiting illnesses, their fight is a long one and they deserve all the help we can give them." James Kerley has an incredibly diverse career in both radio and television. Currently James can be seen on The Comedy Channel in the hugely successful Balls of Steel. Other projects have included working as a host on Nova FM and Channel V.
 Nathan Hindmarsh
Captain of the Parramatta Eels in the National Rugby League competition, Nathan is a well-known and respected member of the sporting community. With three young sons Nathan understands the important role The Children's Hospital at Westmead and Bear Cottage plays in the lives of sick children and their families. This is the second year Nathan has chosen to support Team Bandaged Bear as an ambassador.
Forms
Contact Us
Special Events Team
E: events@chw.edu.au
Ph: 02 9845 3745
Fax: 02 9845 2233
This document was updated on Tuesday, 19 July 2011.
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