Join us for Australia's largest walk or run for breast and ovarian cancer research.
Mother's Day, Sunday 11 May.
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Walk or run for breast and ovarian cancer research this Mother's Day, Sunday 11 May.

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With 85+ events across Australia on Mother's Day, there is sure to be one near you.

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Help us raise funds to support life-saving breast cancer research, ovarian cancer research, or both.
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OUR IMPACT
Raising funds and awareness for breast and ovarian cancer research

27 years
walking and running

$47.3 million
donated since 1998

More than 85 events
Australia wide
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Breast and Ovarian Cancer Research
Since 1998, we’ve been dedicated to walking, running and fundraising to save women’s lives on Mother’s Day.
In 2024, we took one step further and made it our mission to stop both ovarian and breast cancer in their tracks.
In the last 27 years, our community has donated $46.1 million to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, and since 2024, $1.2 million to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation.
Tribute Wall
HONOUR . SUPPORT . REMEMBER
Pam Anderson
Pam Anderson
Pam, we honour our memories of you and walk today to remember your laughter, fun, happy hours and your “green thumb” for gardening.
Mum
Running for my Mum and all the mums lost to cancer. xxx
elly
Passed away 2010. Always loved, always remembered. your loving family
Jenny McCosh
This year, I’m taking part in the Mothers Day Classic walk to raise funds and awareness for ovarian cancer — a cause incredibly close to my heart. I’m walking in memory of my beautiful godmother, Jenny McCosh, who we lost far too soon. Jenny was kind, strong, and full of love, and this walk is my way of honoring her life and helping others who are fighting this disease. If you’re able to donate, no matter how big or small, it would mean the world. Every step I take is for Jenny — and for all impacted by ovarian cancer. 💙
“LOZ”
Miss you every day beautiful girl 💕
Leone Millard
Think of you and miss you every day Mumma. ❤️
To all those suffering, or have been impacted by Cancer, we can only move one way, and that way is up. Please stay strong, and stick close to the ones that you love. We can get through this together :))
Lia
Lia, this one's for you!
Jo MacD
Jo Every time I curse a grey hair, I am reminded that going grey is a privilege. You were denied that privilege, and I promise to be forever grateful that I have more than you were ever allowed. Even when they grow wild and wirey! Love always x Fi
Diane Avril Davidson Stevens
Just a super mum, taking care of her kidlets, parents and anyone else that walked in the front door
Shae
Aunty puff, I miss you more than words can explain. I’m grateful to have you known you and have you as my godmother. Thank you for always being there for me, i’ll never forget all the memories we have made together. All my love in the world, Little Puff
We are walking in memory of my sister Pam who died in February this year… never forgotten.