THANKS TO OUR
BRIGHT
WALKERS!

The 2024 BRIGHT Walk is now over, but you can still get involved by sponsoring someone who took part. Every dollar raised will help SAHMRI cure disease and save lives.

SPONSOR SOMEONE

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What?

The BRIGHT Walk was an epic challenge to walk 11km on a crisp winter evening.

Where & when?

The event took place on Saturday 6 July 2024 at 4pm in Adelaide.

Why?

To raise funds to help SAHMRI cure disease and save lives.

OUR FANTASTIC FUNDRAISERS

Thanks to all our BRIGHT stars for fundraising for us. You’re all heroes!

To sponsor someone, just click on an individual or team name to visit their fundraising page.

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GIVING BACK

“I was diagnosed with leukaemia nine years ago and the treatment I received was developed here in Adelaide. I take part in the BRIGHT Walk to give back to medical research so others can also benefit from ground-breaking discoveries and treatments.”

Michelle isn’t a doctor, a scientist or a medical researcher but she can walk – so she does. Michelle does the BRIGHT Walk because that’s how she can help. Last year, she and her team the Blue Sky Babes raised over $3,500 for medical research at SAHMRI.

Sponsor someone who took part to help bring light and hope to thousands of families facing life-threatening diseases.

WHAT IS SAHMRI?

SAHMRI is South Australia’s not-for-profit health and medical research institute.

We believe in a healthier future for all Australians. We listen to the needs of our communities to deliver research that changes the way healthcare is delivered. Through research excellence, innovation and strategic partnerships, we turn discoveries in health and medical research into impact for the community to improve their lives and the health of all Australians.

SAHMRI’s headquarters is in the heart of Adelaide BioMed City – the largest health and medical research precinct in the Southern Hemisphere. It is currently home to around 700 researchers, partners, students and support staff. They are all committed to transforming innovative health and medical research into tangible health benefits for our community.

You can learn more about SAHMRI here.