POP singer Guy Sebastian and best mate Tim Freeburn have smashed their goal of raising $1 million for a youth mental health charity on their 500-kilometre walk from Wagga to Sydney.
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The duo left Wagga Riverside on July 1 and arrived in Sydney's centre of business on Friday morning, accumulating more than the $1 million goal they had set themselves.
The funds will go directly to Open Parachute, an in-school, peer-to-peer program using clinically validated, research based, psychological skills to boost resilience, self-awareness, and social responsibility in youth in a bid to prevent suicide.
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Mr Sebastian and Mr Freeburn were joined by residents on the last 35-kilometre stretch of their walk throughout the night.
The pair were both in good spirits when they arrived at Sydney despite walking an average of a whopping 30-kilometres a day.
Mr Sebastian said he was pleased with how many people support Mr Freeburn and him throughout the walk and not only through donations but through praise and encouragement.
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