Raised so far
$1,688,238
Our goal
$1,750,000
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CEO Dare to Cure brings together leading CEOs and business leaders from across Australia to face a fear by taking on a dare, and at the same time, help cure childhood cancer.
Join other CEOs and business leaders at one of our iconic events: Melbourne event on the 18th of October 2024 or Sydney event on the 25th of October 2024.
Last year's event
Last year, CEO Dare to Cure was a huge success and was held in both Sydney and Melbourne.
Together, across both events our CEOs and business leaders achieved an incredible result, raising $1.7m for childhood cancer research, funding the equivalent of 16 senior researchers working in our Labs.
"CEO Dare to Cure is the number one event that any CEO or leader should seriously consider doing. It’s a chance to come together to help children with cancer. There’s nothing better really.”
- Chris Dutton, Founder, The CEO Magazine
Meet our 2024 Event Ambassadors
Novalie Morris
Novalie was in her first year of school when the bombshell hit: a diagnosis of leukaemia. Not long after, her mum was diagnosed with breast cancer. Four years and two relapses later, Novalie continues to show us all how to get the most out of life.
Ashton Epthorp
Living on the outskirts of Sydney, Ashton was a very energetic 6-year-old boy, enjoying year 1 at school, and spending his free time playing outside. When he became lethargic and developed a cough, a cancer diagnosis was the last thing his parents expected.
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