Splash for Cash swimathon | Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children

Splash for Cash prizes

Image: Group image 15 Participating in the Splash for Cash swimathon not only means you’ll be helping children who are deaf or blind, but you’ll also be in the draw to win heaps of great prizes!

Prizes are presented to the top fundraisers in each category. Prizes include various Qantas Airways Ltd Travel vouchers.

Please note that to be eligible for fundraising prizes, individuals must raise over $500 and teams over $1000 in total from sponsorships.

There's also an Early Bird Prize, where everyone who returns all money raised by their sponsors by Friday 7 May 2010 goes into a draw to win another prize.

Prizes available

Team prizes

First prize (team)

First prize (team)
First prize: $2000 Qantas Airways Ltd Travel voucher
Eligibility: Team must raise at least $1000

Second prize (team)

Second prize (team)
Second prize: $1000 Qantas Airways Ltd Travel voucher
Eligibility: Team must raise at least $1000

Third prize (team)

Third prize (team)
Third prize: $500 Qantas Airways Ltd Travel voucher
Eligibility: Team must raise at least $1000

Individual prizes

First prize (individual)

First prize (individual)
First prize: $1500 Qantas Airways Ltd Travel voucher
Eligibility: Individual must raise at least $500

Second prize (individual)

Second prize (individual)
Second prize: $1000 Qantas Airways Ltd Travel voucher
Eligibility: Individual must raise at least $500

Third prize (individual)

Third prize (individual)
Third prize: $500 Qantas Airways Ltd Travel voucher
Eligibility: Individual must raise at least $500

Early Bird Prize (individual)

Early Bird Prize (individual)
Early Bird Prize: $500 Qantas Airways Ltd Travel voucher
Eligibility: Individual must returns all money raised by their sponsors by Friday 7 May 2010

To be eligible for prizes, you must return your sponsorship books by Friday 11 June 2010.

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Prizes are proudly sponsored by Qantas Airways Limited.

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