Superloop speed in action: supporting sick kids through the Humpty Dumpty Balmoral Burn

The event brings the community together to race up the 420-metre hill to raise funds of urgently needed medical equipment for sick children in hospitals across Australia.

On the day, our team showed up in force to run, walk and fundraise in support of the Humpty Dumpty Foundation. From corporate relay teams racing up the hill to teammates joining the No Burn Walk, it was a chance to come together behind a shared cause while backing an organisation with a long history of improving outcomes for children in hospital. Our super speedy relay team took out second place in the corporate relay, which was the cherry on top!

Over 25 years, the Balmoral Burn has helped raise more than $36.5 million for paediatric medical equipment across Australia, showing just how powerful community support can be when it is channelled into practical, lifesaving care.

As part of our continued support, Superloop purchased a Cardiac Workstation ECG for Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital’s Special Care Nursery. This essential equipment will help clinicians perform safe, non-invasive, real-time cardiac assessments for newborns, supporting faster diagnosis and treatment when every minute counts. For a nursery caring for vulnerable infants, access to dedicated equipment like this can make a meaningful difference to both clinical care and family confidence. You can read more about our support for Horsby Hospital here.

We’re grateful to the Humpty Dumpty Foundation for creating events like the Balmoral Burn that turn community energy into real outcomes for hospitals and families. Supporting initiatives like this is one of the ways we aim to give back, and we’re proud to stand alongside others helping ensure more Australian children have access to the care and equipment they need.