Ambassadors & Legends - Oxfam Trailwalker 2024

TRAILWALKER Legends

Every year, we honour our extraordinary Oxfam Trailwalker Legends — people who have participated in five or more events. We are truly inspired by the dedication and commitment of these individuals.

Oxfam Trailwalker Legends will receive a Buff, which can be worn as a bandana, wrist band or scarf, acknowledging their amazing ability to challenge themselves and challenge poverty in support of Oxfam Australia’s work.

Those Oxfam Trailwalkers who have participated in:

  • Five or more events will be seen wearing a yellow Buff

  • Ten or more events will sport an orange Buff

  • 15 events will receive an honourary purple Buff

  • 20 events are adorned with an exemplary blue Buff.

Wear your Buff with pride, and let everyone know how far you’ve gone to support Oxfam!

Oxfam Trailwalker Legends

(listed by number of events participated in)

If you will be making Oxfam Trailwalker Legend status this year, please email us and let us know so you are included on our list of Legends and to ensure we have a Buff waiting for you at the Start.

If you have completed your fifth (or more) Oxfam Trailwalker event and you’re not on the list above, please contact us.

Jonathan Harper

Jonathan Harper is a 14 time Oxfam Trailwalker legend. Jonathan most recently took on the Hong Kong trail in 2017, conquering one of the most difficult Trailwalkers in the world!

Each year, he and his dedicated team ­– Tanglefeet 050 – fundraise more than $10,000 for Oxfam Australia. Together, they have fundraised more than $100,000 for Oxfam Australia’s life changing work, hosted numerous training walks for other participants, and have offered advice to those looking for training and fundraising tips.

Geoff Constable

Geoff Constable proves that anything is possible using the athletic challenge of Oxfam Trailwalker as a way to fight off the symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease.

“The only real way to support Parkinson’s Disease medication and decondition the impact of Parkinson’s disease as it progresses is an ongoing commitment to intense strength and cardio training and daily exercise programs. To keep motivated, I enter long-distance endurance events – Oxfam Trailwalker is one of my favourites When I mentioned I wanted to participate in the 2018 Trailwalker, my friends rallied to do it again with me and get me to the finish line. Within 10 minutes and a couple of SMS’s we also had a committed second team and full support crews. It was incredibly humbling. That’s the real power of Oxfam Trailwalker. Everyone should join in – ­you might just experience something amazing.“

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