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Put Your Foot Down Canberra Walk 2026

Put Your Foot Down Canberra Walk 2026 - Has Ended

 4 Oct, 2026 - 4 Oct, 2026
 Sun 8:00am - Sun 11:00am
 Queen Elizabeth Terrace
  Parkes, ACT
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Join us on Sunday 4 October, at The Jetty, Queen Elizabeth Terrace, Parkes for the Put Your Foot Down Canberra 5km walk. 

Hosted by Pankind, Pancreatic Cancer Australia Foundation, this community walk brings people together to raise awareness, honour loved ones, and fund vital pancreatic cancer research and support programs.

Pancreatic cancer is the toughest common cancer and now the third leading cause of cancer death in Australia, taking the lives of 78 Australians every week. 

By taking part, you'll help drive research breakthroughs, support families impacted by pancreatic cancer, and bring us closer to a future where survival rates triple by 2030.

Rally your friends, wear purple, and join us as we walk together to raise $30,000 for a fairer future for everyone affected by pancreatic cancer.

Register today: https://www.putyourfootdown.org.au/canberra

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 Pankind, Pancreatic Cancer Australiaorganiser
 1800 003 800
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Pankind, Pancreatic Cancer Australia Foundation: Together with our partners and community, we’re confronting pancreatic cancer head-on. Making progress a reality through groundbreaking research, compassionate support, impactful advocacy and relentless awareness. Because when the stakes are this high, action isn’t just important—it’s essential and urgent. Pancreatic cancer is the toughest common cancer, and for too long, progress has lagged behind. Survival rates have barely improved in decades, leaving people diagnosed feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. We’re determined to change this. We are exclusively dedicated to improving outcomes for those affected by pancreatic cancer.

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