Why take part
Walk a Mile in My Boots is a simple but powerful way for workplaces to come together, build team spirit and stand alongside people experiencing homelessness. Every step and every dollar raised helps ensure people can access connection, care and pathways out of homelessness.
On Friday 7 August, thousands of people across South Australia will walk in solidarity. Workplaces can also take part during National Homelessness Week (3–9 August) in a way that suits their team.
Together, your workplace can help create lasting change and show what’s possible when a community comes together.
So rally your workplace and lace up to help end homelessness in South Australia.
How it works
Sign up
Register your workplace to take part in Walk a Mile in My Boots this winter.
Spread the word
Invite your colleagues to join your team and start building momentum.
Start walking
Take on 2, 7 or 10 miles a day during challenge week (3–9 August). Walk wherever and whenever suits your team.
Join us on 7 August
Come together with thousands of South Australians for a powerful one-mile walk in solidarity.
Elevate your workplace fundraising experience
Workplaces play an important role in bringing Walk a Mile in My Boots to life — helping teams connect, build culture and come together around a shared purpose.
Walk a Mile in My Boots is a simple, flexible way to engage your workplace while supporting people experiencing homelessness in South Australia. It’s easy to take part, works around your team’s schedule, and can be shaped to suit your workplace.
Diane, your Workplaces Cheerleader, is also here to support you — with ideas, resources and practical guidance to help make your Walk a Mile experience easy to run and meaningful for your team.
