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Elyse

Premmie Marathon Challenge 2026

I'm walking 71km to celebrate my baby, Kailani.

My Progress

I've raised

$418

I've Moved

19KM

My Target

71KM

My Legacy

In 3 years, supporters have helped me raise $2,238 for premature babies

  • $901

    2024

  • $918

    2025

  • $419

    2026

Every day in Australia, 71 babies are born prematurely.

This November, I'm taking on the Premmie Marathon Challenge to give these babies the best chance at life.

The funds I raise will help Running for Premature Babies provide life-saving neonatal equipment for hospitals around Australia, giving premature and critically ill babies the chance to grow stronger and go home with their families.

If you're able to support me, I'd be incredibly grateful. Every donation helps fund the equipment and research that gives premature babies a better chance of survival and quality of life.

Thank you for supporting my challenge and helping Australia's tiniest babies. 💜

Please help me
reach my goal

Raised

$419

My goal

$525

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$33
$33 - Helps monitor a baby’s vitals for 3 critical days, tracking heart rate, oxygen, and breathing.
$61
$61 - Helps provide 1 full day of specialised respiratory support in a humidicrib.
$112
$112 - Helps provide 7 days of temperature-controlled care in a humidicrib, giving a baby a safe place to grow.
$286
$286 - Helps provide 14 days of life-saving ventilator support to help a premature baby breathe.
$526
$526 - Helps provide 10 days of comprehensive NICU care, combining ventilation, monitoring, and incubator support.

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My achievements

Thank you to my donors

$216.50

Mr Gold

Love you guys x

$78.42

Elyse Skretkowicz

$55.95

Karen Smidt

Well done another year Im proud of you for all you do and looking after Kailani

$55.95

Rebecca O'connor

You got this, so proud you do this every year 👏 🩷

$11.92

Love Corie

So proud of you

Every day, 71 babies are born prematurely in Australia