THE REBORN TOURS

REBORN TOURS

Queenscliff → Glenelg Beach → Freshwater Beach

Commencing November 1 — first day of Movember

This tour marks the first structured chapter of a long-term national journey.

WHAT THE JOURNEY INCLUDES

REBORN x Garage of Goodness is a national initiative supporting men’s mental health and suicide prevention through Movember, and breast cancer support through the McGrath Foundation.

The journey is focused on connection, recovery, and visibility - particularly within regional and coastal communities where access to support is often limited.

• Regional and coastal travel across Australia, engaging communities outside major cities where mental health support can be harder to access

• Community conversations and activations, creating safe spaces for honest discussion around mental health, recovery, identity, and resilience

• Wellness, recovery and reflection sessions, integrating movement, breathwork and nervous system regulation

• Collaborations with gyms, cafes and mentoring organisations, embedding the journey within existing community hubs

• Ongoing digital storytelling shared via Instagram and the Garage of Goodness website, reaching an engaged and growing audience through real-time updates, video content and written reflections

In Australia, suicide remains one of the leading causes of death for men under 45, with higher risk in regional areas. This journey exists to reduce isolation by bringing conversation, visibility and connection directly to communities.

In Australia, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women. It is estimated that 1 in 7 Australian women will be diagnosed in their lifetime. While survival rates continue to improve, thousands of families are impacted every year. This journey also exists to stand beside those women and families — to raise awareness, fund support services and ensure no one navigates diagnosis or recovery alone.

PHASE ONE: COASTAL JOURNEY

Phase One of the REBORN Tour is a coastal journey to Glenelg Beach, moving slowly and intentionally along the coastline.

This phase is centred on:

• Surfing as a grounding and reflective practice

• Visiting people met through sobriety since moving to the Northern Beaches

• Reconnecting with family and friends who have since moved away

PHASE TWO: ENDURANCE RIDE HOME

Phase Two is an 11-day endurance cycling ride covering approximately 1,500 kilometres, from Glenelg Beach to Freshwater Beach.

The ride is a visible act of commitment - combining physical endurance, daily presence and community connection. It serves as the primary fundraising focus of the REBORN journey, supported by the vehicle for safety and logistics throughout.

FUNDRAISING GOAL & IMPACT

$250,000 raised for impact

The REBORN journey has a clear and deliberate fundraising goal:

To raise $250,000, with $125,000 dedicated to Movember’s men’s mental health and suicide prevention programs, and $125,000 supporting the McGrath Foundation’s breast cancer care services.

This fundraising effort supports:

• Mental health and suicide prevention
• Early intervention and prevention
• Ongoing support for individuals, families and communities

The November REBORN Tour, combined with the 11-day endurance cycling ride from Glenelg Beach to Freshwater Beach, has been intentionally designed to support this goal through sustained visibility, physical commitment and community engagement.

The scale of the goal reflects the scale of the journey — with the belief that meaningful impact requires effort, time and collective support.

Fundraising will be activated through:

• Community stops and conversations during the tour
• The 11-day endurance cycling challenge
• Daily storytelling and documentation
• Partner amplification and advocacy

FOUNDATION PARTNERS