Run & Raise for a Cure!
Ever considered entering a family fun run or training for a 9km, half marathon or marathon?
Why not start now, there’s no better cause to put your running gear on for. For any fundraiser who raises over $250 you will receive a Cure Cancer Australia Running Singlet.
There’s plenty of running events in every state – make it count and run and raise with us today.
NSW/ACT Events
Blackmores Sydney Running Festival – Sunday 22nd September 2013
The Blackmores Sydney Running Festival will return on Sunday 22nd September 2013. Entries will be available online from mid-March.
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The Canberra Times Fun Run – 8th September 2013
Run for yourself or as part of team and take on the challenge of the 10k Fun Run and power your way through the heart of Canberra. Families will enjoy the 5k Family Walk starting at the Jerrabomberra Wetlands off Dairy Road.The course takes walkers near the shores of Lake Burley Griffin with views of The National Carillion on Aspen Island. 5kms Fun Run that stars from the Jerrabomberra Wetlands.
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City2Surf – 11th August 2013
Cure Cancer Australia has 15 exclusive Gold Ticket spots to run in this year’s City 2 Surf on Sunday 11th August. These premium charity spots put you right behind the highly selective red start position for a head start in the race this year! Or you can walk/run and raise on our behalf from any start group.
To get involved call Michelle on 02 8072 6111 or mfalkner@curecancer.org.au
VIC Events
Bank of Melbourne - Marathon Festival – 13th October 2013
Something for everyone! 3kms, 5kms, 10kms, half marathon or marathon. You can run and raise for Cure Cancer Australia. Simply register and to fundraise set up a personal page on Go Fundraise and select Cure Cancer Australia and away you go!
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QLD Events
Twilight Running Festival 2013 – 24th March 2013
Registrations for the Twilight Running Festival 2013 have finally opened! With a 1km Kids Run, 5km Run/Walk, 10km Run and a Half Marathon there’s something for everyone.
To register for one of the events follow the link below.
Click here to register for one of the Twilight Running Festival events.
The Sunday Mail Suncorp Bridge to Brisbane - TBC
The Sunday Mail Suncorp Bridge to Brisbane is on again and is set to be bigger and better than ever, with 50,000 anticipated participants of all ages and fitness levels this is set to be Queensland’s biggest annual fun run.You don’t need to be an elite athlete to join in, just choose the 10km or 5km course then run or walk your way to the finish line. So, whether you run, walk, donate or even just sponsor someone, you’ll make a huge difference. Raise funds for Cure Cancer Australia and be part of the cure today.
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Noosa Triathlon Multisport Festival – 30th October- 3rd November 2013
As the world’s second largest Olympic Distance Triathlon, and the largest in Australia, the Noosa Triathlon has become an event steeped in rich history and uniqueness not matched anywhere in the world. If you think it’s all about triathlon, you’d be absolutely wrong.There’s a weeklong festival of swimming, cycling, running, triathlon events for everyone from 7 – 80+, golf tournament (celebrity and corporate), Queensland’s largest sport and lifestyle expo – the SEVEN Noosa Sport and Lifestyle Expo, corporate/VIP facilities, and a serious after party you’ll also need to train for. Help raise funds for Cure Cancer Australia and set up your fundraising page as part of your Noosa Triathlon Multisport Festival.
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SA Events
Sunday Mail City-Bay Fun Run – 15th September 2013
The City-Bay is an annual fun run/walk event held on the third Sunday of September since 1973 – this year it will be held on Sunday 15th September 2013.
The event has three starts, 12km, 6km and 3km and extends from the City along Anzac Highway, continuing to Glenelg. Whilst the event has elite runners and walkers from around Australia as part of its content, the main emphasis is on improving health and fitness of the masses who participate for fun and achievement. Participants range in age from children in prams to adults aged over 90, with the majority age range between 20 – 75 years.
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