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 Tour De Cure

Tour de Cure is about riding to raise awareness and funds to cure cancer for all. Riding a bike has been chosen as a vehicle to cure cancer as it promotes a healthy lifestyle which is key for preventing cancer. Riding long distances, over multiple days is a challenge that requires support to achieve. Riders and support crews contribute their time and energy to the cause, whilst their networks rally behind them with donations. Cycling from town to town tangibly creates a connection between communities – bringing the ‘cure cancer’ message to all Australians.

Since 2007, Tour de Cure riders, volunteers, support crew, corporate sponsors and other supporters have raised in excess of $16 million and funded over 180 cancer research, support and prevention projects, leading to 13 cancer breakthroughs! Research breakthroughs will ultimately lead to curing cancer.

The ‘Signature Tour’ is Tour de Cure’s annual hero event. Additionally, Tour de Cure is running Country Tours, a ball, the Day of Inspiration and several Corporate Tours.

 

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