Onesie Day

Onesie Day Facts

• The funds raised during Onesie Day help the Wellington Free Ambulance cover their operational costs, ensuring that they can continue providing high-quality and life-saving emergency services to the public.
• The service aims to deliver a rapid response, with a target of reaching 50% of emergency incidents within eight minutes and 95% of incidents within 20 minutes.
• The service covers a vast geographical area, including the cities of Lower Hutt, Upper Hutt, Wellington City, Porirua, and the Wairarapa region, serving a population of approximately 500,000 people.
• Established in 1927, the Wellington Free Ambulance is the only free emergency ambulance service in New Zealand. They provide services to the Greater Wellington and Wairarapa region, attending to over 60,000 incidents per year.

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Onesie Day Top Things to Do

• : The most common and popular way to participate in Onesie Day is by wearing your favorite, most comfortable onesie throughout the day.
• Gather your friends, family, or colleagues and organize a fun activity while all of you are in onesies. It could be a picnic, a trek, or even a movie marathon.
• If you do not wish to participate in wearing a onesie yourself, you may sponsor someone else who is in order to raise money for Lifeline Aotearoa.
• Put on your favorite onesie and join in the fun! Wherever you are, proudly wear your onesie to show your support. This fun and informal dress code can help to make a genuine change in the lives of New Zealanders who desperately need it.

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