I'm taking part in the 2026 MS Brissie to the Bay to change the lives of people living with neuro conditions!
I’m taking on the MS Brissie to the Bay challenge because I am pushing limits—not just mine, but the limits of what’s possible for people living with MS and neurological conditions.
This ride is more than just a day on the bike—it’s a commitment to go further, do more, and create change.
Every kilometre I ride and every dollar I raise will help fund essential services, support, and research for the 1 in 4 Queenslanders living with a neurological condition.
Did you know?
- Over 1 million Queenslanders live with a neurological condition, including MS, Parkinson’s, epilepsy, and MND.
- Many face daily challenges—from mobility struggles to cognitive and sensory changes.
- Just 6% of those living with a neurological condition receive vital support through the NDIS.
That’s why I’m pushing myself—not just physically, but in my fundraising—to ensure no one faces MS or a neurological condition alone.
Please donate today and help power life-changing support and research. Every dollar counts, and together, we can make a lasting impact!
What David has achieved so far
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$300
Peter & Sharon Beaconsfield
$215
Sue And Gary O’brien
Hi David Had to make sure you reached your goal!
$200
Ann
A very worthwhile cause - safe riding!
$120.37
John Fairbairn
$113.55
Martin & Jackie Lack
$113.55
Sue Duke
Bravo!
$113.55
Mark Sanderson
$113.55
Justine Davis
$107
Earl Beutler
$55.90
David Walker
$54.84
Aaron Pola
Ride well
$51
Sarah Flaim
A cause close to my heart. And brain ;-) PS: Abs? How did I not know of this nickname?
$50
John Warren
Well done David great job
$40.40
John Gough
$36
Shira Sebban
$23.50
Lizzy Abramson
Good luck Abs xx
Good on you for continuing to support fund raising to help research and support those with MS