Fittler and the Hogs for Homeless tackle charity challenge at full throttle "Hogs for Homeless" organiser Brad Fittler on his Harley Davidson. Picture: Rohan Kelly Source: The Daily Telegraph SITTING on his Harley-Davidson Fat Boy yesterday morning, Brad Fittler looked up at the dark skies and it didn't concern him that he would be sleeping under such miserable weather for the next five nights. "Doesn't worry me," he said. The homeless don't have a choice. This has to be done - although I've never put together a swag in my life. Fittler, along with retired stars Ian Schubert and Nathan Hindmarsh, yesterday started their epic "Hogs for Homeless" pilgrimage that will see them riding Harleys to Kurri Kurri in the Hunter Valley tonight, then Tamworth, Lennox Head and Coolangatta before riding into Allianz Stadium before the season opener between the Roosters and South Sydney on Thursday. Each night, they will sleep on the halfway line of the footy grounds of regional NSW with two purposes in mind: to raise funds for Father Chris Riley's "Youth off the Streets" program, and also spread the word about the Blues Origin side. Fittler felt the need to embark on the ride after hearing a story from incoming NSW coach Laurie Daley. "Laurie went to a school and they are kids who are from New South Wales, who are going for Queensland," Fittler said. There hasn't been enough care over time. In 10 years, we don't want anyone from this state who doesn't go for the Blues. The trio will be joined at different stages by Paul Gallen, Matt Cooper, Luke Lewis, Beau Scott and Kurt Gidley. Last night, the group slept on the community ground at Moss Vale - the junior club Hindmarsh will play for this year in the Group 6 competition. "I said I couldn't keep myself to a full season but I will do what I can," Hindmarsh said. I want to get bums on seat at local footy - but I dare say I'm a bit underdone.