ST JOHN FUNDRAISER
The Premise
What started as a spitball idea between two guys that had just met that morning has become a world record attempt, an opportunity to raise funds for St John Ambulance service and raise awareness for mental health.
Jason Medina, who says St John helped him through his own mental health challenges, is jumping for everyone who needs help but doesn’t know where to start. St John have to raise around $57,000 per day, in the South Island alone, to maintain their operation and we want to give them all of the help we can.
WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT COMPLETE
Jason Medina successfully completed 100 Canyon Swings on Thursday 17th September. The rainy conditions made the task even more challenging but he stayed positive, energetic and powered through.
We managed to raise around $14,069.69 for St John to help them to keep helping us.
To everyone who donated, got involved, sponsered and shared – you’re amazing!
Your donation will go directly towards the new St John Station in Cromwell and a new ambulance for Central Otago and Queenstown-Lakes Districts.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Leeeeegends!
CLAIRE HAPPS
NEWS FROM THE EPIC FUNDRAISER
See what’s happening as it happens for the fundraiser
$14,069.69 Raised!
What a journey it’s been. Setting a new world record was one thing; learning the stories of Jason Medina, St John Ambulance services and the
World Record!
As Jason Medina has done the most Canyon Swings ever in a day we thought he deserved a certificate of his amazing accomplishment. Now, although
