Gold Coast Central Church in Queensland, Australia, has taken a vibrant stand against diabetes by supporting The 10,000 Toes Campaign. During the OcTOEber fundraiser, the church’s community sold our colourful, eye-catching socks, raising funds to combat diabetes across the South Pacific.
The initiative has been hailed as a huge success, with the church’s community embracing the fun sock designs. Organisers say the socks have added a splash of colour to wardrobes and symbolise hope and action in the fight against diabetes.
“These socks make perfect Christmas gifts and serve as a reminder that even small actions can create big changes,” said Campaign Co-ordinator, Mrs Pamela Townend.
Addressing a Growing Health Crisis
Diabetes remains a significant health challenge in the South Pacific, with devastating effects on individuals and communities. The 10,000 Toes Campaign is dedicated to reversing this trend through prevention, education, and early intervention.
Funds raised through sock sales go directly toward these life-changing initiatives, providing resources and support to those at risk. “Every purchase helps us move closer to a future where diabetes no longer claims lives needlessly,” says Mrs Pamela Townend.
Join the Movement
A wide range of sock styles and colours is available at www.10000toes.com/shop, and each purchase contributes to diabetes prevention efforts across the region.
A Call for Corporate Partners
We are seeking partnerships with businesses eager to make a positive impact. Companies and schools are invited to join the effort, demonstrating their commitment to social responsibility while helping to fund critical diabetes prevention initiatives.
“Partnering with us amplifies the reach and impact of our work,” said Mrs Pamela Townend. “Together, we can create healthier futures across the South Pacific.”
Businesses interested in collaborating can contact us at [email protected] for more details.
The 10,000 Toes Campaign rallies communities and organisations to tackle diabetes head-on. Shop now, spread the word, and make every step count in the fight against this growing epidemic.
