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Balmoral Swim
The annual Balmoral Swim is on March17 to raise funds for the Children’s Cancer Institute Australia. The 250m junior swim will start at 9-30am and the 1km main event race kicks off at lOam. To register visit:- www.balmoralswim.com.au
The event has been organised since 2005 by the locally-based Balmoral Beach Club and a number of community members who founded the swim. All members of the committee are volunteers, as are the many helpers on race day.
The local council, Mosman Municipal Council, has actively encouraged and supported the swim as a feature in the local calendar.
The Balmoral Swim committee encourges community participation. The locally based Navy at HMAS Penguin contribute by helping to lay the course and assist with safety on the day. The local Scouts group (1st Balmoral Sea Scouts) helps with a sausage sizzle and many local business support the event.
In 2010 the swim was awarded the Benefactors Award in recognition of outstanding support for the CCIA . This award belongs to the community of swimmers and volunteers who have supported the event every year.
The annual Balmoral Swim is on March17 to raise funds for the Children’s Cancer Institute Australia. The 250m junior swim will start at 9-30am and the 1km main event race kicks off at lOam. To register visit:- www.balmoralswim.com.au
Balmoral Swim History
The Balmoral Swim was initiated within the Mosman community as a “Swim for Cancer”. Funds have been raised since 1990 to benefit targeted cancer-related charities:- the Cancer Council;
- Camp Quality;
- Tsunami charities in 2005 and,
- CCIA.
The event has been organised since 2005 by the locally-based Balmoral Beach Club and a number of community members who founded the swim. All members of the committee are volunteers, as are the many helpers on race day.
The local council, Mosman Municipal Council, has actively encouraged and supported the swim as a feature in the local calendar.
The Balmoral Swim committee encourges community participation. The locally based Navy at HMAS Penguin contribute by helping to lay the course and assist with safety on the day. The local Scouts group (1st Balmoral Sea Scouts) helps with a sausage sizzle and many local business support the event.
In 2010 the swim was awarded the Benefactors Award in recognition of outstanding support for the CCIA . This award belongs to the community of swimmers and volunteers who have supported the event every year.
