Conquering 5 Dams Challenge for Childhood Cancer Research
On 16 April, four adventurous CCRF supporters set off on an epic journey to conquer the iconic 5 Dams Cycling Challenge. Matt, David, AJ and Jim rode over 200km in the day with no less than 2672m of hard climbing!
The 5 Dams Cycling Challenge is known as Perth’s most challenging and rewarding event for serious cyclists throughout Australia. It requires solid preparation with incredibly testing climbs.
The four keen cyclists saw this feat as a great opportunity to raise awareness and funds for the vital research into childhood cancers. We are pleased to report that the group raised $1570 for our Foundation.
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Matt, David, AJ, and Jim for their incredible dedication in support of our cause. The funds they raised will go directly towards helping more children live the long and fulfilling lives they deserve.
Little People, Big C: Episode 5
Dr Rishi Kotecha
Let’s talk about science and research with Dr Rishi Kotecha, oncologist and scientist with the Telethon Kids Institute. On this episode, we delve into the world of cancer research and hone in on what is being achieved in the labs of Perth.
Dr Kotecha authentically opens up about his professional and personal life, taking listeners, young and old, on a journey of hope and optimism for the future ahead.
Our Shop for a Cure Op Shop is now online!
Shop for a Cure, our very own Op Shop, is a must-visit for anyone looking for a unique and meaningful shopping experience. The charming store offers a wide range of pre-loved items, from clothing and accessories to toys and collectibles, all at affordable prices. The best part? Every purchase made at Shop for a Cure goes towards funding the vital research into childhood cancers and helping families who are affected by the disease.
We are so thrilled to share that Shop for a Cure is now also online! This means you can search through some of our awesome from the comfort of your own home. The online shop features more exclusive items that you won’t find on the shelves in our brick-and-mortar store. So what are you waiting for? Shop online now!
If you prefer a physical shopping experience, be sure to visit our dedicated and friendly team at our brick-and-mortar store located at the Gosnells Railway Markets (5 Fremantle Road, Gosnells WA 6110).
Little People, Big C: Episode 4
Geoff Cattach AM & Professor Ursula Kees
To appreciate how far childhood cancer research has come, we need to go back to the beginning to pay tribute to the founding members and their quest to find better outcomes for kids.
Cassie Silver sat down with Chairman Geoff Cattach and Professor Ursula Kees to give listeners a snapshot into the early days and the mission behind the CCRF.
Book your table for our Keep the Flame Alive Quiz Night
Our Keep the Flame Alive Quiz Night is a much-anticipated event that brings together CCRF supporters and trivia enthusiasts looking to contribute to a worthy cause. This year’s Quiz Night will be taking place on Saturday 22 July at Ascot Racecourse.
This promises to be an exciting evening filled with so many opportunities to win some awesome prizes. In addition to the main quiz, there will be a door prize, raffles, a huge silent auction, and other fun games throughout the evening.
With so many chances to win, you won’t want to miss out on any of the action. The best part? All proceeds from the event will go towards supporting our foundation’s vital work in funding research to improve the lives of children with cancer.
Tables of 10 are available for $250 ($25 per person) and you are welcome to bring your own snacks for your table. No BYO drinks. There may even be a prize for the best dressed table, so why not pick a theme and dress up for the occasion?
By reserving your table today, you can look forward to an evening of fun, competition, and camaraderie, all while supporting an important cause. So, gather your friends, brush up on your trivia knowledge, and join in the fun at our Keep the Flame Alive Quiz Night this July. BOOK NOW
Little People, Big C: Episode 3
Amy Devantier
They’re the words no parent ever wants to hear, “your child has cancer”. For mum Amy Devantier her son Liam’s Burkitt’s lymphoma diagnosis turned their world upside down, when he was just seven years old. After multiple rounds of chemotherapy, there was light at the end of the tunnel for Liam and his family.
Amy shares her story to offer comfort, support and hope to other parents, friends and family members affected by childhood cancer. “If we can help even one family get an earlier diagnosis or help future funding for child cancer research, then I would be a happy lady,” said Amy.
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Little People, Big C: Episode 2
Baxter Hutchinson
Laughter and hope will flood listener’s headphones as we bring you Baxter Hutchinson’s incredible story. Diagnosed with brain cancer in 2018 he had to learn to walk, talk and eat again, but one thing never wavered and that’s his strength and true determination.
Baxter’s goal is for people to better understand the complexities of brain cancer and to pursue further avenues for funding and research.
Little People, Big C: Episode 1
Georgia Lowry
They say good things come in small packages and Little People, Big C‘s first guest, Georgia Lowry is living proof of that. Georgia was just eight weeks old when she was diagnosed with the rare and aggressive cancer acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.
Almost 30 years after becoming the youngest ever recipient of a bone marrow transplant in Australia, Georgia Lowry is using her experience as a childhood cancer sufferer to help other young children who are suffering with the disease in a very special way.

