What's On
A retreat on the Murray, a walk every Friday morning, and a family walk once a month. Some of it is a weekend away. Some of it is just turning up at the river deck. All of it counts.
Coming Up
A family-friendly walk once a month. Kids, prams, dogs, grandparents — bring whoever.
Men's mental health isn't only a men's issue — it lands on the whole family. Once a month we open the walk up to everyone.
Same spot, same river, slower pace. Come for the walk, stay for the coffee.
A weekly walk along the Murray. No cost, no sign-up, no pressure to talk. Just start the day moving, alongside other blokes.
Every Friday morning, rain or shine. We meet at the river deck at Noreuil Park and walk. Some blokes talk the whole way, some don't say a word — both are welcome.
There's nothing to join and nothing to pay. If you've been meaning to do something about how you're feeling but a retreat or a coaching call feels like too big a first step, this is the smallest possible one.
A day on the course raising money, awareness, and conversations about men's mental health. Because the green is one of the best places to talk.
The Charity Golf Day has been pushed out to 2027 to give it the run-up it deserves — proper sponsorship, a full field, and a real fundraising result behind it.
Registrations aren't open yet, but the interest list is. Put your name down and you'll be first to hear when the date and venue are locked in.
A few more community fundraisers are in the planning stage. Details as they're locked in.
The Gathering runs to a small group and fills quickly. Drop your email in and you'll be the first to know when new dates, walks and events are announced — no spam, just the dates.
Keep Me PostedSends an email to Mark to add you to the list.
The Story So Far
What's already happened — and what came out of it.
A night and a morning on the Murray — a small group of men, a fire, and the space to be honest.
A fire, a river, and a group of men who stopped performing.
The July Gathering ran over the weekend of the 18th and 19th on a private farm ten minutes out of Albury. Men arrived on Saturday afternoon not knowing each other and left on Sunday morning knowing each other properly.
Mark shared his story in full. A breathwork specialist worked with the group. And then the fire circle ran long into the night — which is always the part nobody expects and nobody forgets.
3,406km run. $5,000+ raised. 134% of the goal.
In 2024, 2,529 Australian males were lost to suicide, based on Australian Bureau of Statistics data. Mark set out — with the community behind him — to run 2,529km in their honour. Together, they didn't just get there. They ran straight past it.
The campaign finished on 27 June 2026 at the Finish Line Event, where Mark personally ran 100km in 12 hours. Every kilometre started a conversation — and reminded men they don't have to carry it alone.
Not Sure Where to Start?
If a retreat feels like too big a first step, the Friday walk costs nothing and asks nothing of you. Turn up at the river deck at 6:45am. That's it.