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Make a bold statement for teens facing cancer.
Every day, 63 young Aussies have their world turned upside down by cancer.
Whether facing their own diagnosis or a loved ones it can be easy to feel alone. By taking on a bold new look and fundraising you'll help provide vital peer support services, counselling, study assistance, clinical trials and, show teens facing cancer that they’re not alone.
Cut, colour or shave your hair on 1 October. Let’s go BOLD!
How the challenge works
Sign up & choose your challenge
Pick your bold move — shave, cut or colour — and register in just a few clicks. Follow the link below.
Set up your page & start fundraising
Create and share your fundraising page — you’ll even earn badges and Canteen merch along the way!
Go bold & spread the word
Shave, cut or colour your hair on 1 October, inspire your supporters to donate boldly!
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Josh is going bold!
Josh was just 18 months old when his parents discovered he had liver cancer. It was the beginning of a nightmare.
After six gruelling months he was in remission, but the treatment had taken a toll on his body. He faced constant health battles and his teenage years were marked by a feeling of otherness.
“I felt like I was from outer space… I’d been pushed so far down by cancer that I needed the shoulders of a giant to stand on if I ever wanted to level the playing field.”
Get involved. It’s time to go bold to help teens facing cancer.
