Allison Brown

Make-A-Wish spokesperson Allison Brown said that the organisation was thrilled to become involved with the first running of the Climb to the Mountain, which organisers intend to become an annual event.

"The Make-A-Wish Foundation receives so many amazing ideas from adventurers and sports people to raise funds for our children with life-threatening illnesses, but few actually end up succeeding with their challenge," she said.

It's pretty disgusting," says Make-A-Wish spokesperson Allison Brown.

"The children we work with are going through a lot of trauma and to have that sort of thing going around can really upset people," she says.

Make-A-Wish spokesperson Allison Brown said that the organisation was thrilled to become involved with the first running of the 1000-kilometre event, which organisers intend to become an annual event.

"The Make-A-Wish Foundation receives so many amazing ideas from adventurers and sports people to raise funds for our children with life-threatening illnesses, but few actually end up succeeding with their challenge," she said.

Make-A-Wish Foundation spokesman Allison Brown said Skvaril had raised more than $25,000 for the foundation in previous charity runs.

"We are delighted at Vlastik's ongoing efforts to help raise funds to grant children's wishes and we're even more thrilled that Sydney and Richmond fans will also have the chance to share the power of a wish," she said.

Allison Brown, a spokesperson for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, spoke of the association's excitement of being the first charity to benefit for the inaugural Climb to the Mountain.

"The Make-A-Wish Foundation receives so many amazing ideas from adventurers and sports people to raise funds for our children with life-threatening illnesses, but few actually end up succeeding with their challenge," said Brown.

Allison BrownNational Communications ManagerMake-A-Wish Foundation

Make-A-Wish spokesperson Allison Brown said that the organisation was thrilled to become involved with the first running of the 1000-kilometre event, which organisers intend to become an annual event.

"The Make-A-Wish Foundation receives so many amazing ideas from adventurers and sports people to raise funds for our children with life-threatening illnesses, but few actually end up succeeding with their challenge," she said.