Running The Great Ocean Road for Neuroblastoma Australia

Dylan Aldous is raising funds for Neuroblastoma Australia by completing the half-marathon in the upcoming 2023 RACV Solar Great Ocean Road Running Festival.

Taking place on May 20 and 21, the festival offers participants a range of exciting challenges, including an ultra marathon and 12km trail run.

Dylan’s newborn son, Rory, was diagnosed with neuroblastoma earlier this year. Rory was Dylan's inspiration for undertaking the challenge,

“It has been a difficult time for us as a family and we are very grateful for the support that we have received from our beautiful friends and family. I will be running the half-marathon at the Great Ocean Road running festival to raise some funds for Neuroblastoma Australia, to help support research into finding a cure.”

We’re sending our best wishes to Dylan for his run, and thank him and his supporters for their generous donations.

You can donate to Dylan’s fundraising here: https://gorrf23.grassrootz.com/neuroblastoma/dylan-aldous-1

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