Frequently Asked Questions

The 3307km Challenge is a community fitness challenge where participants collectively aim to reach a total distance of 3,307 kilometres during the month of March.

Every kilometre logged by participants is added together to contribute toward the shared 3,307km goal.

The challenge runs from the 1st to the 31st of March. Only distances logged during this period will count.

No. The distance goal is shared across the entire community, so every contribution helps.

Any distance beyond the goal still counts and shows how far the community has gone together.

You can run or jog — what matters is the distance, not your speed.

You can log your distance manually on the website or sync your runs using Strava.

Yes. You can manually enter your distance and date directly on the website.

Yes, as long as the activity took place during March.

No. Only the distance matters — go at your own pace.

All donations are made through GoFundMe and go directly to the Black Dog Institute.

The fundraising goal is $3,307, matching the community distance target.

No. Donations are optional, but any contribution helps support mental health initiatives.

Yes. You can donate or share the fundraiser even if you are not participating in the challenge.

Yes. You need to create an account to log your distance and contribute to the community goal.

Yes. Public pages and progress can be viewed without signing up.

Registration allows us to accurately track distances and show each participant’s contribution.

The total distance and donation progress are displayed on the website and update automatically.

Yes. Participants can see how their total distance compares with others in the community.

Yes. Once an activity is logged or synced, it is added immediately.

No. The challenge is run entirely through the website.

Yes. You can link your Strava account to automatically sync your runs.

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