Raised so far
$1,020,363
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 20th of October 2023 or Sydney event on the 27th of October 2023.
Last year's event
Expanding on the success of our Sydney event the inaugural CEO Dare to Cure Melbourne event was launched!!
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 2023 Event Ambassadors
Jacob
Jacob was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia at just four years of age. He has already been through several cycles of chemotherapy over the past eight months and has experienced a range of debilitating side-effects. He has another 16 months of maintenance therapy to go, then it will be another three years beyond that before he gets the all-clear.
Wyatt
At three and a half years of age, Wyatt was enjoying going to daycare three days a week. His mum, Jess, worked as a Kindergarten teacher, while his dad, Alex, ran his own business. Then a bombshell rocked the family.
2023 Presenting Partner
2023 Media Partner
2023 Major Partner
2023 Dare Partners
Thank you to our 2023 Event Supporters
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