Event - Newcastle Annual Toy Run - Sunday 7 December 2014 - Stockton Ferry Wharf Park, Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
Newcastle Annual Toy Run.
First Sunday of
December every year
Any motorcyclists who wants to be part of one of the longest running Toy runs in Australia are invited to attend Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Hunter Valley, Bikers For Kids Toy Run .
Any motorcyclists who wants to be part of one of the longest running Toy runs in Australia are invited to attend Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Hunter Valley, Bikers For Kids Toy Run .
Depart 10.00 am from the Stockton Ferry Wharf Park, Newcastle.
Run to the Newcastle Foreshore Park to hand over toys, cash & tinned food to the Salvation Army, to help underprivileged families of Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & the Hunter Valley. Usual "official" turn up is around 5000 bikes . All motorcyclists are welcome from Postie bikes and scooters to big road and touring bikes. Past donations have been in excess of $36000 worth of cash and $30000 in toys- so it’s a really well supported run by the bike and business community. All proceeds are greatly appreciated.
For further info, please contact Big John Young on 0415490710 Events are listed on and set up as an information service only, participation in listed events in entirely the responsibility of individual participants, as always riders and attendees are expected to abide by all road rules and comply with instruction given by organisers and relevant authorities.
Run to the Newcastle Foreshore Park to hand over toys, cash & tinned food to the Salvation Army, to help underprivileged families of Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & the Hunter Valley. Usual "official" turn up is around 5000 bikes . All motorcyclists are welcome from Postie bikes and scooters to big road and touring bikes. Past donations have been in excess of $36000 worth of cash and $30000 in toys- so it’s a really well supported run by the bike and business community. All proceeds are greatly appreciated.
For further info, please contact Big John Young on 0415490710 Events are listed on and set up as an information service only, participation in listed events in entirely the responsibility of individual participants, as always riders and attendees are expected to abide by all road rules and comply with instruction given by organisers and relevant authorities.
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