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Walk4BrainCancer physical events are BACK for 2021!
Last year we went virtual and collectively raised a whopping $1,688,550 thanks to the support of people like you! This year we are back with our traditional physical walks, but also offering our virtual walk to those who can’t join us. We can’t wait to see what we can achieve together this year in 2021!
How your Walk4BrainCancer fundraising helps find a cure faster
Now, more than ever, we need your support to help fund ground-breaking research and move us closer to a cure.
Brain cancer doesn’t stop so neither can we. Our first ever Virtual Walk4BrainCancer raised more than $1.68 million, and that’s just the beginning! Since 2013, Walk4BrainCancer has helped to raise almost $21 million for world-class research, including $8 million for projects to help kids with brain cancer. It’s helped fund 53 game-changing research projects, supported Australia’s best scientists and clinicians, and taken brain cancer from a forgotten disease to a national health priority. Every step you walk will help move us closer to a cure. So, what are you waiting for?
Walk4BrainCancer 2021 Leaderboard
The funds raised by these passionate Walk4BrainCancer participants, and so many others, help us continue to fund record levels of world-class brain cancer research, advocacy and awareness, and ultimately, help find a cure faster. Thank you!
Walk4BrainCancer News, Stories & Updates
Thank you!
Thanks to you, our first ever Virtual Walk4BrainCancer has so far raised more than $1.65 million, and that’s just the beginning! ...
Jane Akhurst - A Walk4BrainCancer warrior
Jane has been an inspiration, raising over $180,000 for brain cancer research since her diagnosis in 2014.
Walk with brain cancer survivor Baxter
Brain cancer survivor Baxter Hutchinson and his friends at Minderoo Foundation will be joining thousands of Australians for #Walk4 ...
Kieran's Walk4BrainCancer marches on
Kieran's close call with a brain tumour inspired the 18-year-old to organise the first Walk4BrainCancer in Ipswich to raise funds ...
Why Charlene's Walking4BrainCancer
When Charlene takes to her feet on Sunday 27 September, she'll be walking for her little daughter, Kalani.
“Until I was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2017, I had no idea brain cancer kills more Aussie kids than any disease, and more young people under 40 than any other cancer. Walk4BrainCancer is so important in raising the funds and awareness we need to rapidly change those shocking stats.” – Johnny Ruffo, brain cancer survivor
“This experience has changed me. Dad was always one for always helping others and he would be as proud as punch that his legacy lives on through Walk4BrainCancer. ?” – Tracey Gollan, Walk4BrainCancer Ambassador
“I truly believe that together, hand in hand, we can all make a difference. Please join me in this important initiative that is very close to my heart & the hearts of many, including my wonderful family. Your support will be very heart felt and greatly appreciated.” – Kate Mitrovski, Walk4BrainCancer Ambassador
“Events like Walk4BrainCancer are so important. Not only do they raise awareness, they also help fund the vital research that will change those awful statistics. It’s too late for the people we’ve lost, but we owe it to the ones who will come after them.” – Candice Wyatt, Ten News
