Raised so far
$27,246
Our goal
$50,000
With ACRF’s Fit40 in Feb challenge, you can choose how you move for 40 minutes a day in February, and raise vital funds for cancer research. You can run, walk, swim, bike, or dance your way to the daily 40-minute milestone. Take part on your own or grab your friends, family or work mates and get a team together.
How it works
Step 1
Set up your fundraising page and start fundraising straight away!
Step 2
Join our Fit 40 in Feb community on Facebook. We'll keep you motivated to fundraise and inspired to move.
Step 3
Get moving on 1st February 2023 and track your progress each day.
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Fundraise and win
Once you hit the fundraising mark of $100, you’ll automatically go in the draw to win one of 24 prizes from our prize pool. Prizes include two Garmin Vivo Smart 5 Fitness Trackers, two George Foreman Indoor Outdoor BBQ Grills, 10 Iconic Sport Gift Cards (RRP $50 each) and 10 GoodnessMe healthy boxes.(2)
When you raise $100, we’ll send you a ACRF Fitness Belt in appreciation of your fundraising.(2)
When you raise $250, we'll reward you with an ACRF cap that you can wear with pride for your awesome fundraising efforts.(2)
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Why should I move for ACRF this February?
Cancer is a disease like no other. It’s a millennia-old problem that needs ingenious, out-of-the-box solutions. Luckily, the field of cancer research is populated with the brightest minds, ready to break new grounds. And ACRF has the ability to identify and back the most brilliant ideas — the ones that can take us closer to ending cancer, once and for all. Because behind every success story is brilliant research.
Ashleigh's story
My name is Ashleigh Mills and I’ve been a supporter of Australian Cancer Research Foundation, and a proud member of its community, since 2015.
2015 was a big year for me - it was the year that I got admitted as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of NSW, started my first full time job in the city and moved out of my family home and in with friends. It was also the year that I got diagnosed with cancer.
The months and years that followed that diagnosis were full of challenges, and a lot of life lessons. But throughout it all, one thing that became increasingly clear to me was the importance of science-backed research in answering the questions posed time and time again by cancer.
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1. Published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health in October 2015, the study estimated that, in 2010 a total of 32% of all cancers diagnosed in Australia (37,000 of 117,000) were attributable to 13 factors. 2. For full terms and conditions on prizes and incentives please visit our Frequently Asked Questions Page here
