A great night for a great cause!

We're delighted to share that the Retro Trivia Night held on 21 October 2025 raised more than $5,500 for Stacey and her team, blasting their original fundraising goal out of the water!

Kel's Cloud Walkers are all set to do The Bloody Long Walk this November, raising funds and awareness for The Mito Foundation.

More about The Bloody Long Walk

A bloody good time!

Thank you to everyone who attended with such enthusiasm - it was fantastic seeing so many rad outfits bringing the good ol' days back to life!

Stacey is sharing her photos from the evening. You're welcome to download these (from Google Drive).

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Thank you

Stacey and her team offer their heartfelt gratitude to these wonderful contributors for their generosity in donating prizes to the event.

23rd Street

Baranduda IGA

Chrismont Wines

Drummond Golf

Fernwood Fitness, Albury

Josh Hayes

Lisadurne Hill

Nik Buttigieg Studio

Regent Cinemas Albury

Rushworth General Store

Rushworth Hardware

Rushworth Variety

Thanks also to the Mt Beauty contributors for creating a special treat pack in honour of Stacey's hometown - Treats Cafe, Sassy Road & Crank Handle Brewery.

Plus a special shout-out to Quiz Master Dan for his time and energy which made the night so fun for all! And, as always, the crew and helpers who make events like these possible.

A word from Stacey

This is my Mum, Kellie.

Mum was many things, first and foremost, a nurse, a wife, and a mother.

In 2011, at the age of 41, Mum was finally diagnosed with mitochondrial disease after many consultations, tests and screenings.

The first signs of mito started showing years before, with her eyes and her balance being the first of the symptoms. Then came fatigue and neuropathy beginning in her feet slowly working its way to her shins. Eventually Mum lost all feeling from her knees down. This affected her balance even further, causing many falls and injuries over the years, as well as her ability to drive costing her independence.

In September 2020, Mum took a big fall, breaking her tibia and fibula, which led to surgery and leaving her in hospital for the months to follow due to Dad’s illness and renovations at home, to make the house more accommodating for a wheel chair. This broke Mum’s heart, all she wanted was to be at home looking after Dad. That’s who Mum was, she didn’t want fuss over her. She was the caregiver, a nurse at heart.

On January 12th, still in hospital, Mum started having seizures and was airlifted to hospital in Melbourne. Following Dad’s final treatment, we followed her down preparing ourselves for the worst, but hoping for the best.

A few days later Mumma passed, in Dad's arms, and surrounded by family. The happiest, most loving and caring person.

In 2024, The Bloody Long Walk coincided with Mum's birthday and, for the first time, my family and I walked to raise funds for The Mito Foundation. This year, Kel's Cloud Walkers are off to Sydney on November 16 to do the walk again. Every cent we can raise helps The Mito Foundation continue their work to help sufferers, raise awareness, and continue research into this disease. Thank you for helping us help them.

In memory of Kellie, my mum.