Motor Neurone Disease Qld

PLEASE NOTE: This is an Expression of Interest (EOI) placeholder for events taking place in 2026 only.

Event dates for each location have not yet been finalised and will be shared prior to confirming volunteer availability and shift allocations.

When completing your EOI, please make sure to indicate your preferred location and volunteer role. We’ll do our best to accommodate your preferences, though please note that final role allocations may vary depending on event requirements once details are confirmed.

The following locations are based on 2025 event sites. Please note that 2026 locations are subject to change, and sites may be added or removed.

• Brisbane
• Bundaberg
• Cairns
• Gold Coast
• Hervey Bay
• Sunshine Coast
• Toowoomba
• Townsville

Looking for the perfect way to spend a day? Be part of something inspiring and fun while making an incredible impact to your community!

These annual events bring together the community at locations across Queensland to honour, remember, and support those affected by Motor Neurone Disease. As a valued MND volunteer you will gain hands-on event experience in a fun and meaningful environment and meet incredible people who share a passion for making a difference.

There are a variety of volunteer roles to participate in including:

• Event Set-Up & Pack-Down Crew – Assist with setting up and packing down marquees, signage, and equipment.
• Registration & Check-In Assistants – Welcome participants and ensure a smooth check-in process.
• Course Marshals – Guide and cheer on walkers along the route.
• Merchandise & Fundraising Helpers – Sell merchandise and collect donations to support MND Queensland.
• General Event Support – Lend a hand wherever needed to keep the event running smoothly.
• Snow Cone Attendants – Sell and make refreshing snow cones.
• Volunteer Photographers – Take amazing photos to document the day.

Whether you're lending a hand behind the scenes or bringing energy on the day, your contribution will make an incredible impact to your local community by raising awareness and support for those living with MND.