4th March Sticker Day

Mark Donnellon

20 Feb 2025 — 1 min read

Stickers scattered on a table and headline text "HAND OUT STICKERS ON TUESDAY 4TH MARTH - EARN A T-SHIRT"

We need a bunch of volunteers to give us 1 - 2 hours of your time before work (7-9am or part of) on Tuesday 4th March to give Hobart's friendly active transport commuters a wave and a sticker!

If you haven't already earned yourself a Streets People Love Hobart t-shirt, we'll gladly give you one if we have your size in stock.

Volunteer Form

Submit this form if you're interested and Mark, Anna or Pen will be in contact!

This is the same morning as Bicycle Network's Super Tuesday count. If you're already volunteering for that, you're a champion, thanks so much!

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