Colin Popple just donated $21.10- Colin just registered for Lap the Map
- Merle just donated $23.21
- Shane Henderson just donated $50.00
- Murray Cameron just donated $23.21
- Graham Estreich just donated $52.75
- Susana just donated $23.21
- Koo Wee Rip Lions Club just donated $520.00
- Ian and Carol Mallows just donated $23.21
- Jenny Rainbow just donated $31.65
- Tom just donated $52.75
- Jillian Arnold just donated $263.75
- Gayle Keys just donated $23.21
- Louise just donated $200.00
- LOUISE GOODWIN just donated $20.00
- Phill and Gail just donated $52.75
- Vittorio just donated $5.28
- Les just donated $10.55
- Anonymous just donated $105.50
- Kevin just donated $250.00
Join us this year as we collectively Lap the Map of Australia to raise much-needed funds for the Australian Lions Medical Alert Dog program, providing Diabetic Alert Dogs to Australians, free of charge.
$26,289
Amount raised
171
Pawticipants
55
Teams
3 easy steps to get started
Here's a step-to-step guide on how you can pawticipate in Lap the Map to its fullest!
Register
Register and plan where you want to lap and when! Create a team or head out on your own path to get moving.
Share
Share your walk progress with your friends and family to support your journey, raising funds for the Diabetic Alert Dog program.
Lap & Log
Walk, run, swim (and more) to support people living with diabetes. Don't forget to log your progress to make it count!
Your effort can make a big impact
That's where you come in. Your contributions to events such as Lap the Map is how we raise funds to continue this incredible work. You can read about some of the life-changing and life-saving partnerships created through the program below.
How you can make a difference
Your participation in Lap the Map helps us spread awareness and helps support Australians living with type 1 diabetes.
Each dollar we raise through Lap the Map will support our Medical Alert Dog program to ensure we continue to provide Diabetic Alert Dogs free-of-charge to Australians in need.
The first Lions Diabetic Alert Dog, Sal, went to recipient, Eliza, in late 2022. Since then, eight Diabetic Alert Dogs have been provided at no cost.
