Support the
Talent RISE Step Up Challenge
Help Talent RISE continue in our mission to transform young lives through meaningful employment.
How it works
Sign up to fundraise
RISE to the challenge and register yourself today. Get your very own fundraising page and start your fundraising campaign.
Take the challenge
Walk 20km on Friday 6th September to help raise awareness for our campaign. Don't forget to take some fun snaps for socials.
Make a difference
The money you raise will help change a young person's life. Share your impact with friends, and know that you're doing a world of good.
About our campaign
Walk 20km
to fight youth unemployment
Entering the world of work can be incredibly tough for many young people. In fact, it's estimated that there are 73 million unemployed people aged 15-24 across the globe. For those who don't have access to the privileges many of us take for granted, getting that first break can feel as daunting as climbing Mount Everest.
The Talent RISE Step Up Challenge brings this struggle to life by encouraging people to talk the distance between base camp to the peak of Everest - a total of 20km as the crow flies. Each participant raises money through donations which go directly towards Talent RISE's work to support young people into meaningful employment.
The 2024 Step Up Challenge will be held on Friday 6th September, with walks held in major cities around Australia and New Zealand, and New York.
So far we've raised
$57,776
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The difference you'll make
By donating to the Step Up Challenge, you can make a meaningful difference in the lives of young people who experience challenging barriers to employment.
Established in 2014, Talent RISE is the charitable foundation of Talent, born out of our vision to change the lives of young people. We do this by providing education, training, life skills and opportunities to gain independence and purpose through employment.
Since our launch, we have engaged 5,000+ young people in employment initiatives and have placed over 500 into meaningful employment.
