THE LITTLE BLACK DRESS RUN 2012 IS OVER
REGISTER FOR 2013 NOW!

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The LITTLE BLACK DRESS RUN - a fun, light-hearted day out to help children living with HIV and their families - is SYDNEY FRONTRUNNERS’ annual fundraiser for Sydney Children's Hospital's CAMP GOODTIME, supporting children with HIV. 

**It's ABSOLUTELY FREE to take part**

BUT the kids at Camp Goodtime would ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOU TO HELP RAISE MUCH-NEEDED $$$ so that this year's camp will go head - Camp Goodtime gets no government funding, so every dollar you help raise really helps these kids!

IT'S SO EASY!!!

GO FUNDRAISE! - Get a fab fundraising page for yourself - or your team! - and get your friends and family to sponsor you. (Check out Joyce's own page!)  

OR 

GIVE NOW - If you prefer not to team-fundraise, you can make a direct, fee-free donation at Give Now.

Sydney Children's Hospital's Paediatric HIV Service set up Camp Goodtime in 1990 to provide a haven for these families to connect and work through the tough issues that complicate their life and health, such as isolation, stigma and unique medical challenges. Over 50 children and their families come from every State and Territory in Australia to take part in Camp Goodtime. 

Camp Goodtime receives no government funding, and relies solely on charitable fundraising and sponsorship to provide this valuable and challenging service.

Free to enter, and a family and children-friendly event, the LITTLE BLACK DRESS RUN welcomes all comers: the gay and lesbian community, their partners, family, friends, kids – even their dogs!

Participants don’t have to be runners – they can walk, stroll, or even rollerskate – and they don’t even have to wear a dress, although most people get into the spirit of the event and “frock up”. 

Every year, rain or shine, a parade of black dresses sets off around Centennial Park on a fun-run around one of the Park’s 4km jogging paths, ending up back where it starts at around 10am with entertainment, food, prizes for “best-dressed”, “fastest pram over the line”, “most funds raised” and more! 

Popular drag identity Joyce Maynge will again host the event in 2012 – her Youtube videos have attracted over 1.2million views, been referenced by Australian national television, tweeted by Kylie Minogue, and picked up by international press, including the New York Post

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