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Bairnsdale Horse Centre Helping Communities Go Blue

The Bairnsdale Horse Centre is once again proudly supporting Do It For Dolly Day as a valued campaign partner.
Every year, the Bairnsdale Horse Centre plays a key role in spreading the Dolly’s Dream message of kindness, and 2026 is no exception. Their ongoing support ensures Dolly’s Dream merchandise reaches communities across Australia, giving people the chance to Go Blue to End Bullying and champion kindness.
This year, they are offering an amazing range of Do It For Dolly Day merchandise, helping supporters show their commitment to creating a kinder, safer world. Seeing Dolly’s Dream merchandise worn nationwide is a powerful reminder that small actions can make a meaningful difference.
We are incredibly grateful to the team at the Bairnsdale Horse Centre for their dedication to Do It For Dolly Day and for helping raise awareness of the serious impacts of bullying. Their support is vital in helping us deliver anti-bullying education, resources, and support to young people and families who need it most.
Thank you, Bairnsdale Horse Centre, for continuing to support Dolly’s Dream and helping our community Go Blue on Do It For Dolly Day!
Go Blue to End Bullying
Have you got your blue Dolly's Dream gear yet? There's still plenty of time to order in time for Do It For Dolly Day!
This year, they've introduced new items, like our blue ribbon - perfect for school students to wear in their hair, or if you're working we now our hi-vis shirt available in blue!
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