Mt Eliza Firefighters Conquer Australia’s Highest Stair Climb

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Mt Eliza Firefighters Conquer Australia’s Highest Stair Climb

On Sunday 17th November, three firefighters from Mt Eliza Fire Brigade conquered Australia’s highest stair climb in full firefighting gear to raise money for The Fred Hollows Foundation.

Firefighters Emily, Aaron and Jack climb the Eureka Tower which consists of 88 floors; 285 metres above the ground and a total of 1642 stairs.

It was all three firefighters first time completing the Eureka Stair Climb, or any stair climbing event for that matter. To make things even harder, it was conducted in full structural firefighting gear, which weighs about 25 kilograms.

The total amount raised by all three firefighters was $1968.40.

Congratulations to all firefighters, brigade members and our partner emergency services personnel who conquered the 88 floors of the Eureka Tower!

A special congratulations also goes out to Emily who also won the major fundraising prize of two return Air China Business Class tickets to Beijing.

CFA brigades had a spring in their step today at the Eureka Stair Climb. Participants joined our emergency services…

Posted by CFA (Country Fire Authority) on Saturday, 16 November 2019

Congratulations to Firefighter Emily Shields of Mt Eliza Fire Brigade who won the Eureka Stair Climb The Fred Hollows…

Posted by Mt Eliza Fire Brigade on Saturday, 16 November 2019

Today three of our members from Mt Eliza Fire Brigade are about to complete the Eureka Stair Climb. If you would donate, please follow this link: https://www.eurekastairclimb.org/fundraisers/mtelizafirebrigade

Posted by Mt Eliza Fire Brigade on Saturday, 16 November 2019


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