Convoy For Kids (C4K) Goulburn is pushing ahead with plans for a special convoy day this year.
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While COVID-19 caused the cancellation of many events, C4k Goulburn is hosting a mystery drive on November 14.
The event aims to provide support for local children with cancer, terminal illness, permanent disabilities and those in need by providing financial assistance to the families of such children with special needs.
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C4K Goulburn president Colin Imms said with community vaccination rates up and more freedoms becoming available to everyone again, it seemed like the perfect time to host the event.
The Convoy will depart from the Gateway Service Station from 10am on Sunday, November 14 and will commence along a mystery route.
The planned route will see the Convoy drive approximately 150kms on the return trip, in what is sure to be a much-needed escape for their enthusiasts and supporters alike.
After the drive, participants are invited to share in an alfresco barbecue lunch.
Mr Imms said there was also an annual raffle.
"Our committee members and supporters are selling the tickets, and they can also be purchased from Rocky Hill Recycled Sand and Soil," he said.
"Tickets will also be available for purchase when we run a barbecue at a local Bunnings on Saturday, October 31."
First prize is a $1500 travel voucher, second prize is a $1000 fuel voucher and third prize is a wheelbarrow spring pack.
Although C4K Goulburn can't have the crowd support that they usually see on the Convoy weekend, members of the public are encouraged to show their support by purchasing a vehicle registration, raffle tickets or merchandise, or bidding in their online auction or for the lead truck.
To register for the event, visit https://convoyforkidsgoulburn.com.au/product/vehicle-registration/ and complete the registration form and payment.
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