Step up for Science

Join us before 30 June as we keep up the momentum of medical research to help children with cancer!

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Step up for science your way!

Choose one or more of our fun, active and rewarding activities to stay connected while raising funds to support kids' cancer research. Set your challenge and ask business partners, workmates, friends and family to sponsor your goal to help find cures for children with cancer. 

Reps for Research

Crunch or curl for a cure

Your challenge is to do 950 repetitions over the course of one week. That's one rep for each Australian child diagnosed with cancer in a year. Ask family and friends to sponsor you so your reps count for kids with cancer!

Your Biggest Gift

Make a significant donation

Take the lead with a considerable contribution then encourage your business partners to join your mission to give back and match it. Donate before 30 June to claim on this year’s return. 

Lose Your Locks

Colour or cut for the cause

Shaving your head or getting a short crop is a great way to show solidarity for kids affected by cancer and to fundraise for childhood cancer research. Grab your mates and make this a team challenge! 

Isolation Donation

Donate your daily commute

You can help children with cancer by gifting the weekly cost of petrol and tolls or public transport travel. Why not throw your coffee money in there too? Challenge your co-workers and see how much you can raise. 

Bid Big for Kids!

Snap up a bargain

Fancy a luxury getaway for two? Or premium bedding to snuggle in this winter? There's something for everyone in our charity auction. All proceeds raised will go towards vital scientific research. Register and bid big today!

Where the money goes

By stepping up for science, you'll be helping us continue the momentum of scientific discovery. Our goal of $670,000 by 30 June, will enable continued funding of seven of the boldest childhood cancer research studies around the country.

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