Frequently Asked Questions

Transparency is key in the world we live in today. We understand and respect that you care about where your hard-earned contributions and resrouces are going, so we’ve answered your most common questions below. If there’s anything else you’d like to know, feel free to contact us.

  • Bush to Beach Run 2027 is a solo endurance challenge across New South Wales, where Bronx Goodwin will run hundreds of kilometres to raise funds and awareness for children affected by serious burn injuries through the Beat the Burn initiative.

  • All donations go directly toward supporting the Beat the Burn campaign, which funds specialist burn care, medical equipment, research, and family support services for children treated at the Burns Unit at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead.

  • This campaign is run in support of Fire and Rescue NSW firefighters and the Beat the Burn initiative. While it aligns with and supports their work, it is an independent fundraising campaign led by Bronx Goodwin.

  • Beat the Burn is a firefighter-driven charity initiative supporting children who have suffered serious burn injuries. Funds help improve treatment, recovery outcomes, and support services for families during long hospital stays.

  • Bronx Goodwin is a former professional NRL player with over 20 years in elite sport, now serving as a firefighter with Fire and Rescue NSW. He has seen firsthand the impact of burn injuries on children and their families, which is the driving force behind this challenge.

  • The Bush to Beach Run will cover hundreds of kilometres across regional New South Wales to the coastline. It is a multi-day solo endurance challenge designed to physically reflect the scale of effort needed to support this cause.

  • Yes! Donations can be made as often as you like. Every contribution helps directly support children and families impacted by serious burn injuries.

  • Yes. Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses that want to support the campaign and align with a meaningful cause. Sponsors will be acknowledged through campaign visibility and media exposure. Please visit the Sponsorship page for more information.

  • Yes. Updates, progress, and journey highlights will be shared throughout the campaign so supporters can follow along with the challenge in real time.

  • Where applicable, donations made through official charity partners may be tax deductible. Please refer to the donation platform or Beat the Burn for specific details.

  • You can also support by sharing the campaign, raising awareness, and helping spread the message to your community. Every share helps amplify the impact.

  • A smiling firefighter in a Santa hat standing in front of a fire truck with three children, two of whom are also wearing Santa hats, inside a building with a high ceiling and fluorescent lighting.

  • A red and white Fire Rescue NSW fire truck parked on a suburban street with houses and trees in the background.

  • Group of firefighters in gear posing in front of a rescue truck with a sign that says "Prepared for Anything" and a large poster of fire rescue personnel in the background.

  • Four individuals, three firefighters and one woman, holding a large check for the children's hospital at Westmead, during a donation event with a backdrop featuring logos of Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation, Fire + Rescue, and related organizations.