Dads John Rix and Sean Hogan started fundraising to support their sons after losing two friends to suicide. Over six years, they’ve raised over $500,000 for Gotcha4Life, bringing mental fitness workshops to thousands in Penrith through sports clubs, schools, and workplaces. Their efforts build community connections and provide essential mental health support and awareness.

In the heart of Sydney's Botany, Tony Pengue's Booralee Big Bash (BBB) marked a turning point after three decades of silent struggles. The BBB became more than just a cricket match—it became a platform for conversation, healing, and hope and Tony's vision not only raised funds for Gotcha4Life but also helped to shatter the stigma surrounding mental health.

Jake Buckland, spurred by the loss of his childhood friend, embarked on a mission to unite friends and communities across continents. Through the inaugural MOVE 4 MATES mixed netball tournament, Jake not only raised funds for mental health awareness but also fostered connections and support networks, proving that taking action can spark transformative change in any community.