Brain Cancer Research: Cure Brain Cancer Foundation

Cure Brain Cancer Foundation

Cure Brain Cancer Foundation is the leading organisation for brain cancer research, advocacy and awareness in Australia, forging alliances globally to achieve our mission to increase five-year survival to 50% by 2023. Learn More

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Upcoming Events

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Jul

2017

Brisbane Gala Dinner 2017

Join Cure Brain Cancer Foundation at the annual Brisbane Gala Dinner for a night of fine dining, entertainment plus fantastic auction items and raffles.

Sign up for one of Cure Brain Cancer's limited spots as a Charity Champion or become a General Runner for Team Cure Brain Cancer in The Age Run Melbourne 2017.

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Aug

2017

Griffo's Challenge 2017

Join Griffo's Challenge on Friday 11 August for the fourth River Loop Run along the Brisbane River. Raise awareness and funds for Icon Cancer Foundation and Cure Brain Cancer Foundation. If you can't run, you can still donate to Griffo's Challenge

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Aug

2017

The Sun-Herald City2Surf 2017

Registrations for The Sun-Herald City2Surf 2017 are now open! Join us and help us raise $200,000 for brain cancer research while running an iconic Sydney course.

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Aug

2017

Chevron City to Surf 2017

Founded in 1975, the Chevron City to Surf for Activ is Western Australia’s largest community sporting event. Register today and fundraise for Cure Brain Cancer Foundation!

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Aug

2017

The Sunday Mail Suncorp Bank Bridge to Brisbane 2017

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Griffo's Challenge 2017

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Our fundraisers are essential for raising funds, increasing awareness, and growing our community. There are many ways to fundraise for us. You can join a major fundraiser or organise one of your own. Whatever you decide to do, we are here to help.

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Remembering James Vullo

“For people diagnosed with brain cancer, each moment of time is precious.” Katie Vullo's husband James died in November 2013 before he had the chance to meet their daughter, born 2 months later.

Claire Ollier’s diagnosis

“I used to worry about things for my children like stranger danger, motor vehicle accidents...Brain cancer was not even on the agenda.” Brain cancer was not one of Lynette and Robert’s fears for their children, until Claire was diagnosed when she was 9.

Researcher Dr Bryan Day

"When the pieces of the puzzle come together it can be quite satisfying." Dr Bryan Day is one of Australia’s bright, young researchers at the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute.

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