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Conquer the peaks
Canteen’s Five Peaks Virtual Challenge is a fitness challenge supporting the 23,000 young Aussies facing the mountain that is a cancer journey each year.
Whether facing their own cancer diagnosis, or dealing with a loved one’s cancer journey, climbing that peak means feeling isolated, lost, exhausted, and confused. It’s terrifying, and no one should face it alone.
Walk, run or roll 68km, the combined distance of Australia’s Five highest peaks during March. Find your strength and fund theirs.
HOW THE CHALLENGE WORKS
REGISTER
Sign up to climb (without setting foot on a mountain) the peaks solo or as part of a team. Registration is FREE!
FUNDRAISE
Share your fundraising page, ask for your friends and family to donate, and help teens facing cancer.
CONQUER THE PEAKS
Walk, run or roll 68km in March, conquer the peaks and help young people find life in the face of cancer.
PEAK PERFORMERS
Conquer 68km in March and help young people like Daniel
“I was in complete disbelief when Mum told me. I remember saying ‘no’ over and over again, thinking maybe it would all just go away.
“When she died… I couldn’t grasp that I wouldn’t see her again. Sometimes it’s hard to think or talk about, but I guess that’s exactly why Canteen is so important.”
ABOUT CANTEEN
Canteen is an Australian not-for-profit that provides free and tailored support to young people aged 12-25 who are impacted by cancer. Whether they are dealing with their own diagnosis, a close family member’s cancer or the death of a loved one.
