Row to Remember, Row to Cure

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Provides resources to help people in the workplace support a colleague diagnosed with cancer.

Makes sure there’s a cancer nurse available on 13 11 20 to offer practical information and emotional support to callers.

$230

Provides a financial assistance grant to someone with cancer experiencing severe financial difficulties, to help them travel to their treatments, pay their rent or keep their lights on.

$900

Funds a high-performing science student working in a research lab for 3 weeks, enabling them to conduct ground-breaking research into new and better ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer.

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Marathon Indoor Row

Rowing for a cure!

Myself and a great friend are taking on a powerful challenge - rowing a full marathon distance of 42,195kms each on a concept 2 indoor rower, all on the name of fighting cancer.

We're not doing this alone. Alongside us, an incredible group of team mates will be joining forces in a relay style effort, each contributing to a total of 42,195kms. Together we row with purpose, strength and hope.

Did you know 1 in 2 Austtalians will be diagnosed with cancer by the age of 85? It's a sobering statistic - but one we are determined to change.

To everyone who has supported us with a generous donation, we thankyou. Your kindness fuels our effort and brings us closer to a cancer-free future.

My Updates

30kms Milestone

Wednesday 28th May

By the time some people are diagnosed, their cancer is already terminal. No second chances, no time for goodbyes, just a clock ticking down. This is for them! ?

25kms

Thursday 22nd May

Calls to Cancer Councils 13 11 20 support line jumped significantly during Covid 19 - A reminder that behind every statistic is someone scared, confused or hurting.

Half Marathon ticked off

Thursday 22nd May

The most commonly diagnosed cancers in Australia are breast, prostate, colorectal, melanoma and lung cancer. We all know someone affected - I'm rowing for them.