As part of Far East Consortium’s ongoing efforts to foster meaningful connections and drive positive change, the company has launched Towers 4 Change at West Side Place, Australia’s first four tower Vertical Stair Climb, with each tower dedicated to raising critical funds to support an extraordinary cause.
Each of the four towers will be dedicated to a specific cause, with funds raised supporting the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation, Friedreich Ataxia Research Association (fara Australia), the Good Friday Appeal, and the Victorian Homeless Fund. With a fundraising goal of $200,000, the event is set to make an impact—both physically and socially.
Participants can challenge themselves to climb one, two, three, or all four towers—individually or as part of a team with friends or colleagues.
It’s not just about the physical challenge; it’s about stepping up for a cause. Speaking about the initiative, Lauren Sheldon, Director of Sales and Marketing at Far East Consortium, highlighted the company’s passion for community engagement.
“We’re excited to host this inaugural event, which brings the community together for a great cause. Towers 4 Change is a fantastic way to showcase West Side Place as a hub for connection and positivity.”
West Side Place, the host precinct for the event, is Melbourne’s largest residential development, designed with community-focused spaces that foster interaction and engagement.
It’s an ideal setting for an event that embodies the values of unity and collective action.
With Towers 4 Change set for Sunday, 30th March 2025, the event will bring together individuals and teams who are ready to push their limits for a good cause. Whether participants are climbing for a personal challenge, in memory of a loved one, or simply to contribute to a greater good, every step will count.
Towers 4 Change marks a new chapter in Far East Consortium’s journey to support Australian communities. It’s not just about the climb—it’s about the impact. Join us this March and step up for change, one stair at a time.
For those looking to get involved, registrations and more details can be found at www.towers4change.com.au
