#Lace up and Join Red Frogs for the Longest Walk Home this May
Red Frogs NZ is calling on Kiwis to lace up their shoes and take part in New Zealand’s Longest Walk Home, a nationwide fundraiser challenging participants to hit the pavement and walk to help raise $30,000 in support of sexual assault awareness and prevention.
Red Frogs has been safeguarding young Kiwi's in alcohol-fuelled environments for nearly two decades. We know the journey home after a party, event, or night in town can be one of the most vulnerable times. That’s why we’re committed to raising awareness, encouraging responsibility, and equipping young Kiwis to look out for one another.
Throughout the year, Red Frogs volunteers across Aotearoa give up their time to safeguard young people and work towards the prevention of sexual assault.
You will find them week in, week out, on university and polytech campuses, at festivals and events, sporting matches, high school afterballs, on the streets and more - acting as eyes and ears, offering water, advice and assistance to people in need, and escorting vulnerable young people to safety.
At New Years, over 120 volunteers mobilise in six holiday hotspots for multi-night safety responses, with even more Red Froggers safeguarding over 460,800 people during the summer festival season.
On average, each Red Frog volunteer walks a minimum of 10km a night, all to keep young people safe and work towards the prevention of sexual assault.
This May we are asking people to lace up and join us for Red Frog's Longest Walk Home, helping Red Frogs to safeguard young kiwis from sexual assault and other alcohol related harm.
Your support will help Red Frogs raise $30K and continue to walk for years to come for the prevention of sexual assault.
Red Frogs invites individuals, workplaces, schools, and community groups to take up the challenge. Sign up today!
