South Australia Events 2023
Help us give premature babies a better chance of survival by joining us in one of these spectacular Adelaide running events.
Run with us to celebrate prematurely born children, both living and lost. Fundraise for cutting edge neonatal equipment giving premature babies a better chance of survival. To read more about the babies we've supported, click here.
Every year, more than 26,000 babies are born prematurely in Australia (that’s 1 in 10!), with many needing specialized neonatal care to survive. But too often, vital pieces of lifesaving equipment are in short supply.
The funds you raise will help Running for Premature Babies to provide hospitals right across Australia with this urgently needed, technologically advanced equipment. From incubators to specialized ventilators and monitors, every piece of equipment is crucial in giving premature babies the very best chance of survival and quality of life.
Stadium Stomp Adelaide Oval
Join us for the ultimate stair climb.
Race date: Sunday 18 June 2023.
Distances: Full course, short course
Start times: Gates open at 7am
Start Line: Adelaide Oval
Finish Line: Adelaide Oval
Click the button below to register or donate.
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City - Bay
Join us and become a City-Bay hero.
Race date: Sunday 17 September
Distances: Half Marathon, 12km race, 6km race, 3km race
Start times: 6am for Half Marathon, 8am for 12km, 8:30am for 6km, 10am for 3km
Finish Line: Colley Terrace
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Premmie Marathon Challenge
Join us virtually throughout November for the Premmie Marathon Challenge.
Date: 1 - 30 November 2023
Distances: 21km, 42km, 100km, 200km, 300km
Start times: Whenever you like from 1 November
Start Line: Where ever you choose
Finish Line: Where ever you choose
Click the button below to register or donate.
About Us
Running for Premature Babies was established in 2007 by Sophie Smith after she and her late husband Ash lost their first-born triplet sons, Henry, Jasper and Evan, following an extremely premature birth at 24 weeks.
Since then, thousands of people have run for the cause, raising more than $5 million for lifesaving neonatal equipment and research giving thousands of premature babies a better chance of survival.
The Running for Premature Babies Foundation is a registered Australian Charity supporting neonatal units in hospitals around the country.
