Walk4BrainCancer Sydney Centennial Park
Sunday 1st November 2026
Walk with us to honour loved ones, stand with families impacted by brain cancer, and help fund research that brings us closer to a cure.
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Walk4BrainCancer Centennial Park is a chance to come together with friends, family and the local community to honour those we’ve lost, support people living with brain cancer and help fund vital research that can save lives.
Join us at Church Grounds in Centennial Park for a family-friendly walk, followed by a BBQ, music and entertainment for all ages.
Together, we will find a cure for brain cancer.
Join us at Centennial Park this November and Walk4BrainCancer to raise much-needed funds for brain cancer research.
- Sunday 1st November 2026
- Wristband collection from 8:30am
- Formalities at 9:00am, walk starts at 9:30am
- Meet at Church Grounds, Parkes Drive, Centennial Park NSW 2021
Join us for a 5km walk around Sydney’s Centennial Park, starting at Govetts Street Gates for Walk4BrainCancer 2026. After you finish the walk, enjoy a BBQ, music, and entertainment for all ages.
The path caters for walkers of all levels and is suitable for strollers and wheelchairs.
Cure Brain Cancer Foundation merchandise won’t be available to purchase on the day. Please visit the online shop to pre-order.
If you are interested in volunteering at Walk4BrainCancer 2026, please get in touch by emailing info@walk4braincancer.com.au
Join Cure Brain Cancer Foundation as we strive to increase brain cancer survival and improve the quality of life for people living with this disease. Our community is at the core of everything we do. We won’t stop until the cancer does.
- Cure Brain Cancer Foundation
- info@walk4braincancer.com.au
- Join the Facebook Event
Help us reach our goal
Centennial Park 2026 Leaderboard
Walk4BrainCancer is a series of walks raising awareness and funds for brain cancer research.Testimonials
“The suffering my family were forced to endure was huge. I do not want anyone to have to experience the trauma of someone they know being diagnosed with this terrible illness. That’s why my family proudly participates in Walk4BrainCancer to raise funds for brain cancer research.” – Ben Gray
“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
“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
