Raised so far
$1,719,220
Our goal
$1,750,000
Make an impact.
Get Invovled.
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 leaders at this iconic early morning event - choose from either our Melbourne event on the 20th of October 2023 or Sydney event on the 27th of Ocotober 2023.
Last year's event
2021 was a challenging year for all of us and against all odds, we were delighted to be able to hold the event.
Together our CEOs and business leaders achieved the amazing $1.6m fundraising milestone, funding the equivalent of 15 senior researchers working in our Labs.
"CEO Dare to Cure is I think the number one event that any CEO or leader should seriously consider doing. It’s a few hours on a weekday morning to come together and help children with cancer. There’s nothing better really."
- Chris Dutton, Founder, The CEO Magazine
Meet our 2022 Event Ambassadors
Brydee
When Brydee was just 5 months old, doctors found some abnormalities in her white blood cells and tragically, she was diagnosed with leukaemia. After a long and hard journey, Brydee is finally on her way to live the life of a normal baby, but she will have to live with the side-effects of her treatment.
Max
Max was a healthy, lively 3-year-old, when he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL). After two years and countless rounds of chemotherapy and steroids, fortunately, Max is alive and well today but the experience has had a huge impact.
2022 Media Partner
2022 Major Partner
2022 Dare Partners
Thank you to our 2022 Event Supporters
Read more about the event
CEOs raise A$1.5 million to cure childhood cancer
CEO's and business leaders have faced their fears to raise money for the Children’s Cancer Institute, and it is not too late to get involved.
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How CEOs can help cure childhood cancer by facing their fears
As CEO Dare to Cure returns for its fifth year, Children’s Cancer Institute is calling on business leaders to help end childhood cancer.
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