CAMP Quality’s convoy of horns and engines will sound off throughout Geelong on Sunday, with 150 trucks and motorcycles setting off from Avalon Raceway.<\/p>\n
The 60km “mega-convoy”, raising funds for children living with cancer, begins at Avalon Raceway at 9am and heads up the Geelong Ring Road, before tucking into Waurn Ponds.<\/p>\n
The convoy will pass through suburbs such as Belmont, Geelong CBD, Corio and Lara before finishing back at Avalon Raceway for the day’s sold-out celebrations. Rides and entertainment will be running from 10.30am at the raceway on the day, with the convoy expected to return at 11am.<\/p>\n
Camp Quality chief executive officer Deborah Thomas has urged donors to spare any cent they can, as every dollar made a difference.<\/p>\n
“Geelong Convoy is such a special event that has been raising funds for kids and families impacted by cancer for eight years, providing access to life-changing cancer support services,” Ms Thomas said.<\/p>\n
“The event is a testament to the generosity of the Geelong trucking and motorbike community and is a day full of fun and excitement, with more entertainment and activities this year than ever before.”<\/p>\n
Spectators are being encouraged to cheer on the trucks streetside and enjoy a “trucking good time”.<\/p>\n
As of February 10, more than $91,500 had been raised by fundraising teams and individuals.<\/p>\n
For more information or to donate, head to fundraise.campquality.org.au\/event\/convoy\/home<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
CAMP Quality’s convoy of horns and engines will sound off throughout Geelong on Sunday, with 150 trucks and motorcycles setting off from Avalon Raceway. The 60km “mega-convoy”, raising funds for children living with cancer, begins at Avalon Raceway at 9am and heads up the Geelong Ring Road, before tucking into Waurn Ponds. The convoy will […]<\/p>\n