Big Freeze

Epic Moments at Big Freeze 10: Celebrities Dive into Icy Waters for Charity

Celebrities rock like rock stars and sporting legends make a splash at the iconic Big Freeze event in support of MND research. Check out the best sliders and costumes at the MCG!

The icy waters of the MCG hosted a star-studded event at Big Freeze 10, where celebrities and sporting icons showcased their best outfits and daring slides. Neale Daniher, the AFL legend, watched as Aussie tennis great Pat Rafter and other personalities took the chilly plunge for a good cause. The event kicked off with a playful takedown and continued with slides graded by the Fox Footy panel.

Amidst the fun and charity, the King's Birthday AFL clash between Collingwood and Melbourne raised over $3 million to fight MND. Neale Daniher led the campaign with a heartfelt plea for donations, urging Aussies to support the cause. The event, known for its entertainment and fundraising efforts, attracted high-profile personalities like Mack Horton and Erin Phillips, who added flair to their icy plunges.

As the Big Freeze at the 'G becomes a fixture on the AFL calendar, the sliders and costumes continue to steal the show. The event's significance lies not only in the sporting spectacle but also in its impact on raising awareness and funds for MND research. The combination of fun, charity, and star power makes the Big Freeze a must-watch event that unites the community for a noble cause.

In a heartwarming display of solidarity and support, the Big Freeze 10 surpassed expectations by reaching a fundraising goal of over $100 million to fight MND. This milestone underscores the power of sports and celebrity influence in making a positive impact on society. The legacy of Neale Daniher's Big Freeze will continue to inspire future generations to come together and make a difference in the fight against Motor Neurone Disease.