Swim for a CURE

Make a splash for cancer
research this March

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One Australian dies every 12 minutes from cancer.

Make a splash & join Swim for a CURE this March to raise funds to support vital research into all cancer types.

It’s easy to get involved! No matter where you are or what your fitness level is, you can help make waves. Choose your swimming distance, sign up, and start swimming for a cure this March 2025!

Every stroke brings us closer to a cure - let’s make a difference together!

How to get started

1. Register

Register your swim

Decide your swimming mission - individual or team? And set your swimming distance goal.

2. Fundraise

Start Fundraising!
Share your fundraising page with friends, family and colleagues and raise funds to support vital cancer research.

3. Swim

Make a splash!
Swim in March 2025 and make a splash for life-changing research into all cancer types!

Set your Swim for a CURE distance

Swim for a CURE - set your distance

Meet our inspiring Ambassadors

Flynn Southam Swim for a CURE
Paris 2024 Olympics silver and bronze medallist, World Champion
Tom Gallagher Swim for a CURE
Paris 2024 Paralympics gold and   bronze medallist
Sam Short Swim for a CURE
World Champion, Commonwealth Champion and Olympian
Noah Havard Swim for a CURE
Paris 2024 Olympics 
K4 silver medallist

Bailey Armstrong Swim for a CURE
Australian Swim Team, Surf World Champion

Keira Stephens Swim for a CURE
Paris 2024 Paralympics gold medallist, Tokyo 2020 Paralympics 2 x bronze medallist

Swim for a CURE fundraising toolkit

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Be Inspired

Growing up, Eva Harris was always close to her mum. But in September 2022, her family received devastating news. Eva’s mum had been diagnosed with cancer. Treatment began immediately, but within a few months, the cancer had become aggressive. The family were able to spend one last weekend together celebrating Mother’s Day before Eva’s mum was moved to hospice care, passing away on July 6th 2023. 
 
Since then, Eva has dedicated her time to finding ways to honour her beloved mum. The pair loved being in the water, so Cure Cancer’s Swim for a Cure seemed like the perfect fit. Last year Eva took on the swim challenge and raised over $4,500 for crucial cancer research.  🙏🏻🏊♀️💕 

“Cancer affects so many people, impacting families, friends, and loved ones. Supporting cancer research is the only way we can change that.” – Eva 

You can read more about Eva on our blog.

Eva Harris and her mum

Participants

217

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Total raised

$33,796

Research hours funded

451

Media

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World champion Sam Short dives into Swim For A CURE

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Manu makes a splash

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Swimmers raising funds for research

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For more information, contact our Community Fundraising Coordinator, Charlie Davis at charlie@curecancer.com.au