Cure Cancer

Cure Cancer Cure Cancer is dedicated to backing brave-thinking and kick-starting new ideas in cancer research. Together we can find a cure for cancer.

For over 50 years, we have been funding the brightest emerging researchers whose bold new ideas are breaking new ground. To find out how you can support us go to: https://www.curecancer.com.au

Over 450 Australians are diagnosed with cancer every day. That is not a statistic that is easy to sit with.But here is w...
18/06/2026

Over 450 Australians are diagnosed with cancer every day. That is not a statistic that is easy to sit with.

But here is what we know: research is already changing it. Survival rates have climbed. Treatments have improved. And somewhere right now, an emerging researcher is working on the idea that moves the needle again.

At Cure Cancer, we back those researchers at the very beginning of their boldest ideas, before the proof is in, when the support matters most.

Your tax-deductible donation before 30 June goes directly towards making that possible.

Make your tax-deductible donation before 30 June ➡️🔗: https://f.mtr.cool/nafygxzsry

17/06/2026

Every researcher has a question that keeps them up at night.

For Dr Ben Wylie, it is this: how can we make sure that a child’s cancer never comes back after surgery?

Sarcoma is one of the most common cancers in children and young people in Australia. Surgery is usually the first step. But even after a successful operation, microscopic cancer cells can remain. And when they do, the cancer can return.

So Ben and his team started asking a different question entirely.

Using the same mRNA technology behind the COVID-19 vaccine, they are developing a biodegradable gel applied directly during surgery. As it dissolves, it activates the immune system to seek out and destroy any remaining cancer cells, right where they are needed most.

Less reliance on harsh follow-up treatment. A better chance at a full life after cancer.

This is what early-stage research looks like. Bold, new, and too important to wait.

Your tax-deductible donation before 30 June helps emerging researchers like Ben get their boldest ideas off the ground, before the proof is in, when backing them matters most.

What if we cure cancer? We know we can.

Donate before 30 June: ➡️🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/yjtgrlvmnd

What if the next breakthrough in cancer research is already being worked on, right now, by an emerging researcher who ju...
12/06/2026

What if the next breakthrough in cancer research is already being worked on, right now, by an emerging researcher who just needs the right support at the right moment?

That is exactly how every major advance in cancer treatment began. A bold question. An early backer. A discovery that changed everything for the generation that came after.

Cure Cancer funds emerging researchers at the very beginning of their boldest ideas. Your tax-deductible donation before 30 June helps make the next one possible.

Donate today ➡️🔗https://f.mtr.cool/pohdtjaaqf

05/06/2026

Every researcher has a question that keeps them up at night.

For Dr Ben Wylie, it is this: how can we make sure that a child’s cancer never comes back after surgery?

Sarcoma is one of the most common cancers in children and young people in Australia. Surgery is usually the first step. But even after a successful operation, microscopic cancer cells can remain. And when they do, the cancer can return.

So Ben and his team started asking a different question entirely.

Using the same mRNA technology behind the COVID-19 vaccine, they are developing a biodegradable gel applied directly during surgery. As it dissolves, it activates the immune system to seek out and destroy any remaining cancer cells, right where they are needed most.

Less reliance on harsh follow-up treatment. A better chance at a full life after cancer.

This is what early-stage research looks like. Bold, new, and too important to wait.

Your tax-deductible donation before 30 June helps emerging researchers like Ben get their boldest ideas off the ground, before the proof is in, when backing them matters most.

What if we cure cancer? We know we can.

Donate before 30 June: ➡️🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/bgoklyqjwn

A huge thank you to everyone at Federal Golf Club for their amazing efforts during Cure Cancer Golf Week from 12–17 May ...
03/06/2026

A huge thank you to everyone at Federal Golf Club for their amazing efforts during Cure Cancer Golf Week from 12–17 May ⛳

Thanks to their passion, generosity and hard work, more than $10,000 was raised to help fund vital cancer research - that’s over 133 hours of brilliant research made possible. 🔬

We’re so inspired by the Club’s ongoing commitment to backing emerging researchers and helping drive the next breakthrough in cancer research.

Congratulations on such a fantastic achievement and thank you to everyone involved for making such a meaningful impact. 💙

You can still support their fundraising efforts - go to ➡️🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/ejnmxssaos

Federal Golf Club

💙 It’s National Volunteer Week and we want to give a huge thank you to every incredible volunteer who has been part of t...
20/05/2026

💙 It’s National Volunteer Week and we want to give a huge thank you to every incredible volunteer who has been part of the Cure Cancer family. From helping at events to sharing your time, energy and unique talents, every contribution makes a real difference in funding vital cancer research. 🔬

Applications are now OPEN to volunteer at the Cure Cancer drink station at the TCS Sydney Marathon presented by ASICS on Sunday 30 August! 🏃‍♀️💦

If you’re looking for a meaningful way to give back, meet an amazing community and be part of one of Sydney’s biggest events, we’d love to have you on the team.

Last year, our volunteers brought so much energy and encouragement to the marathon course, helping create an unforgettable day for runners and supporters alike. We can’t wait to do it all again this year!

Sign up via 👉: https://f.mtr.cool/nidiaijdxq

Need help signing up or got a question? Send us a DM or email us ➡️ [email protected]


TCS Sydney Marathon

97%. That is the chance an Australian child with cancer has of surviving a further five years, once they reach the five-...
18/05/2026

97%. That is the chance an Australian child with cancer has of surviving a further five years, once they reach the five-year mark.

These numbers did not happen by chance. They happened because researchers asked bold questions, and because people chose to back them.

Behind every percentage point is a child who got to grow up.

30 June is the last day to make a tax-deductible donation to cancer research this financial year. Your gift backs the emerging researchers working on the questions we have not answered yet.

Donate before 30 June via ➡️🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/uggyoqkblb

A huge thank you to Eddy Agcaoili and the incredible team at SC Johnson Australia & New Zealand for raising an amazing $...
14/05/2026

A huge thank you to Eddy Agcaoili and the incredible team at SC Johnson Australia & New Zealand for raising an amazing $16,000 for Cure Cancer through their annual BarbeCURE® charity lunch event. ✨

We’re so grateful to all the staff, vendors and customers who came together to support vital cancer research, with fantastic raffle and silent auction prizes, plus many generous personal donations. ❤️

A special thank you to Eddy for organising this wonderful event year after year. Your BarbeCURE® will help back bold new ideas from emerging researchers driving groundbreaking cancer research. 🔬

Thank you for making a real difference! 🌟

Six years blood cancer-free. $30,000 raised for cancer research. A Twitch community that shows up every Wednesday, week ...
08/05/2026

Six years blood cancer-free. $30,000 raised for cancer research. A Twitch community that shows up every Wednesday, week after week.

Jess Wyatt is an Australian Twitch Partner, variety streamer, and one of the most community-driven people in the Game on Cancer® family. She has turned her own experience with blood cancer into something that could change the future for others, one stream at a time.

“I know firsthand that research saves lives. Behind every breakthrough is a person who gets another chance, another birthday, another ordinary day that suddenly becomes priceless.”

"Reaching $30k feels like turning pain into purpose," she says. "Every dollar represents kindness, generosity, and people choosing hope."

We are beyond proud of everything Jess and her community have built together. Read her full story here: https://f.mtr.cool/gwyliobfhi

And if her journey has inspired you? Superhero Streamers® is still open for sign-ups and runs until the end of May. It is not too late to go live and stream for cancer research, just like Jess. 💜

Six years ago, we backed a bold idea. Today, it's published science.When we co-funded A/Prof Laurence Cheung's research ...
07/05/2026

Six years ago, we backed a bold idea. Today, it's published science.

When we co-funded A/Prof Laurence Cheung's research in 2019, he was asking a question that not many were paying attention to: what happens in the bone marrow environment around leukaemia cells in children with high-risk acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL)?

It was exactly the kind of question we exist to fund. Brave. Early-stage.

That research has now been published in HemaSphere, one of the world's leading haematology journals. And A/Prof Cheung put it best in his own words: "Research is a long journey."

It really is. And it's one that doesn't happen without people willing to invest in the idea before the idea is proven.

A/Prof Cheung, now Co-Head of the Leukaemia Translational Research Laboratory at The Kids Research Institute Australia, works on the kind of groundbreaking research that our donors make possible. His work focuses on improving outcomes for children with high-risk leukaemia, a group where survival rates can be as low as 40%.

This publication is a milestone years in the making, and it belongs to everyone who believed in it before they could see it. Including our incredible donor community.

This is what your support does. It doesn't just fund research. It gives brilliant researchers the runway to see it through.

Thank you for taking the leap with us.

🔗 Read more about A/Prof Cheung's work via: https://f.mtr.cool/waeuvkbkra


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