• LATEST OVERALL TALLY: $250,000

Neil Mitchell has launched one of the most innovative fundraisers the Good Friday Appeal and 3AW have ever tried to get off the ground.

We’ve locked notable Victorians in each of the Melbourne Star pods, and we’re not letting them out until they’ve raised $10,000.

Representing 3AW is 3AW Football’s Jimmy Bartel.

DONATE! Jimmy needs your help!

(He’s looking at you, @mattricho0 and @MatthewLloyd18!)#NeilsWheel pic.twitter.com/RYCUAZ33pA

— 3AW Football (@3AWisfootball) March 1, 2018

• Click HERE to help Jimmy out and donate!
• See who else is getting locked in a pod
• Click HERE to donate to our own Denis Walter!

Here we go! #NeilsWheel is up and running. pic.twitter.com/Q2IRK5yp5C

— 3AW Melbourne (@3AW693) March 1, 2018

“I’ll be going right through my phone and sending messages and making a lot of calls,” Jimmy said.

“I’m going to put some friendships to the test, I think they’re not my mate unless they donate.

“My older sister had premature twins, it’s just incredible what they do at the RCH, my admiration for them just keeps getting higher and higher.”

Click PLAY below to hear more on 3AW Mornings

When: Between 8.30am – 11.30am on Friday 2 March, 2018
Where: Melbourne Star, 101 Waterfront Way, Docklands

The funds will go towards the $200,000 target to establish a Point-of-Care Ultrasound Program (POCUS).

The POCUS Program will see a clinician manage an ultrasound, rather than a medical imaging specialist.

Research shows that this can hasten clinical diagnosis, improve procedural success, make invasive procedures less painful, and increase patient satisfaction.

Photo: Melbourne Star