A Quarter of a Century...

Graeme Milburn's Tasmanian Cancer Challenge ride is on again. Each year the charity event aims to raise both awareness of cancer and money for cancer research in Tasmania.

Now the Cancer Challenge has reached a major milestone. For 25 years Graeme has been riding around the state in the name of cancer research for Tasmania. Not a small achievement by any stretch of the imagination; it represents years of dedication and hard work. Not to mention the many people that have come along for the ride.

...and Half a Million Dollars!

Sticking out like a rather large feather in the 25 year cap is another major milestone. Thanks to you, the Cancer Challenge Ride has raised a grand total of over half a million dollars!

The best news is that 100% of this money has gone to Tasmanian cancer research. Made only possible by Graeme Milburn and our gracious sponsors (click here to find out more information on becoming a sponsor for the Cancer Challenge ride).

Join the Party - Help Us Make $25,000

So help us celebrate this year, by making the Cancer Challenge ride bigger and better than ever before. The target figure for 2006 is $25,000. This is where you can help...

There are lots of ways you can get involved. The simplest way is to donate some money. You can do this when Graeme passes through your home town (dates and places are listed here) or via mail (see Donation Box in column to the right).

The Cancer Challenge ride is once a year, but donations are accepted all year round.


Donation Box

You can support Graeme's cause by sending a donation. Donations can be mailed to :

Cancer Challenge
Unit 2, 84 Tasman Street
Devonport, Tasmania.
7310.


Keep in Touch

If you wish to make alternate arrangements for a donation, or just want to contact Graeme :

gcm-tas@bigpond.com
Phone: (03) 6424 9439
Fax: (03) 6424 9439
Mobile: 0419 24 9439

Special thanks to our major sponsor
 
100% of all donations go to

This is made possible by Cadbury and the following Sponsors:

Bayside Inn, St Helens

Empire Hotel Queenstown

Mercure Accor Hobart Hotel

Printing Authority of Tasmania

Scottsdale Motel

Top Pub, Rosebery

Wilderness Lodge and Cottages, Strahan