Give it up: Eureka Climb vertical race

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Eureka Climb

What is it?

Eureka Climb is Australia's biggest "vertical" race raises money for two charities - Whitelion and Inerplast.

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Both help disadvantaged young people at home and abroad.

It is held at Eureka Tower in Southbank, Melbourne, one of the world's tallest residential buildings.

Participants will climb 1642 steps to the level 88 observation deck, known as Eureka Skydeck.

Where your money goes:

Funds raised for Whitelion will contribute to youth-at-risk programs by providing assistance to vulnerable young people through employment, mentoring, indigenous and youth programs.

For Interplast, the funds will support volunteer plastic and reconstructive surgeons, anaesthetists, nurses and allied health professionals to help our neighbouring developing countries.

How to donate:

To take part in the climb, go to eurekaclimb.com.au to register.

You can also give up some of your time to volunteer or go to the website to make a donation.

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