This weekend, a fundraising event will encourage people to use the stairs rather than the elevators at Perth’s tallest building. Multiple outlets report that volunteer firefighter will participate by taking the long way up the building as part of a campaign for MSWA (Multiple Sclerosis Western Australia). The organisers say the event is designed to raise money for MSWA, with participants using the stairway during their ascent. The articles note that elevators will not be the focus for the occasion, effectively turning the building’s height into a fundraising challenge. While details such as the specific date, time, and height-to-floor targets are not provided in the excerpts, both sources describe the same central concept: replacing elevator access with stair use to support MSWA. The event is framed as an effort by community members, including a volunteer firefighter, to contribute to the charity through physical participation in the climb.
People urged to take the stairs at Perth CBD’s tallest building for MSWA fundraiser
This weekend, a fundraising event will encourage people to use the stairs rather than the elevators at Perth’s tallest building. Multiple outlets report that volunteer firefighter will participate by...
- People participating in the event use the stairs instead of elevators at Perth CBD’s tallest building.
- A volunteer firefighter is taking part by climbing the building as part of the fundraiser.
- The fundraiser supports MSWA (Multiple Sclerosis Western Australia).
- The event is scheduled for this weekend.
- Both outlets report that elevators will be de-emphasised during the stair climb.
The elevators at Perth’s tallest building will take a back seat this weekend as people use the stairs to raise funds for MSWA.
2 months agoThe elevators at Perth’s tallest building will take a back seat this weekend as people use the stairs to raise funds for MSWA.
2 months agoLiquefied petroleum gas tanker pays record fare for priority Panama Canal transit
A liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tanker pays a record transit fee for priority passage through the Panama Canal, accordin...
Trump announces U.S. agreement for majority control of Venezuela’s 65 billion barrels of oil reserves
President Donald Trump says the United States has entered an agreement with Venezuela that would give the U.S. majority...
Two police officers named after fatal A66 crash near Middlesbrough
Two police officers, PCs Matthew Blades, 37, and Tom Clough, 38, are killed in a crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough. Th...