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Variety – The Children’s Charity of WA is inviting adventurous teams of four to get behind Perth’s abseil with a cause again in 2025.

The Central Park Plunge (CPP) takes place from 24-26 October and “Plungers” will abseil 130 metres down Perth’s Central Park Tower on St Georges Terrace. Eleven lucky charities are set to benefit from the community fundraiser with up to 50 places available per charity.

With a goal to raise $350,000 again this year, the CPP has raised more than $4.2 million since it first started in 2015. This year, Variety WA is aiming to raise $60,000 in funds to help children living with disability to access essential equipment to help them communicate, get mobile, learn, play and laugh.

Variety WA Chief Executive Officer, Chris Chatterton is excited for Variety WA to be one of the featured charities again in 2025: “Variety WA was thrilled to receive the incredible support from our fundraising Plungers last year, and it’s so wonderful to be able to participate in this great community event and be among the featured charities again in 2025.

“The Central Park Plunge is a unique and unforgettable team building activity for truly the best causes, and I encourage businesses to consider registering for the descent.” He said.

Interested teams and individuals can register for The Plunge to support the participating charities.

Last year, 28 incredible people took the plunge for Variety WA and raised more than $75,000! Join us in 2025 and be part of something truly amazing.

Here’s how you can get involved:

1. Register today for the Central Park Plunge and secure your spot for this unforgettable event.
2. Set up your fundraising page and start spreading the word among your friends, family, and colleagues.
3. Get ready to take the plunge! We’ll provide all the training and support you need to make your descent safe and exhilarating.
4. Keep up to date with all the event news on our community Facebook page

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of something truly extraordinary. Join us as we make a difference, one descent at a time.