Sydney has definitely become an early morning city and there’s a runner almost on every corner. But what if you could turn your morning jog into a mission of hope?
What if going for a run could help a child in need of life saving treatment?
Well on Sunday the 29th of March, the iconic sights of The Domain and the Royal Botanic Gardens will transform into a sea of support for Run2Cure Neuroblastoma.
Whether you’re a seasoned runner ready for the 21-k challenge or you’re bringing the little ones along for the heartwarming ‘Little Heroes’ 1-k walk, this is about more than just your personal best—it’s about coming together to fund life-saving research for children battling aggressive cancer. From the scenic loops past Mrs Macquarie’s Chair to the vibrant festival village filled with music and family fun, today we’re diving into how you can get involved, get active, and help run childhood cancer out of town.
Prudence is a mum who’s son Wesley found himself in need of life saving treatment at the age of only 3. She joins us now on Thursday Drive