Run2Cure Melbourne 2024

Melbourne Run2Cure 2024

We’re excited to announce the launch of Melbourne Run2Cure 2024, taking place in the city's beautiful Albert Park.

Mark your calendars for Sunday, November 10, 2024.

In addition to our timed courses, including the 10k and 5k run, we will also have the family friendly distance of 3k, plus the popular 1k Little Heroes Walk.

There’ll also be a whole host of fun and family friendly activities suitable for children!

To make this event a success we need your help, so please get a team together and if you know any businesses who would like to get involved don't hesitate to email us at [email protected]

Registrations are now OPEN!

Great Sponsorship Packages Available

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to promote your brand alongside this inaugural event. We have a range of exciting sponsorship packages available for Platinum, Gold and Silver sponsors.

Plus, tiered options for strategic brand positioning at the venue - including the opportunity to purchase a branded marquee.

For more details contact Neuroblastoma Australia CEO, Lucy Jones: [email protected]

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