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Larapinta Trek GI Cancer

The Gutsy Challenge

Take on a Gutsy Challenge

Get gutsy for gastro-intestinal (GI) cancer and take on a Gutsy Challenge.

Have some fun and raise much-needed funds for vital research to find better treatment options for Australians diagnosed with GI cancers  – these cancers include oesophageal, stomach, pancreatic, gallbladder, liver, bowel, anal, GIST, NETs and small bowel.

You can take the Gutsy Challenge by yourself or, better still, engage your friends, family, or work colleagues to help raise funds.

We run several Gutsy Challenge Adventure treks a year, both in Australia and overseas.

Find out more about our new Gutsy treks

Interested in other ways to fundraise for GI Cancer research? Visit our Fundraising page.

Our Gutsy Challenges support breakthrough research

All money raised from your Gutsy Challenge will support vital, new clinical trials. By participating in a Gutsy Challenge, you’re helping us improve survival rates and the quality of life for people with GI cancer.


 For support or more information please call 02 7208 2713.

Start your Gutsy Challenge today!

Our vision is to create a better future for people with GI cancer, and the Gutsy Challenge and community support helps us on our way to delivering this vision.

A Gutsy Challenge can be anything you want it to be. Get gutsy – change your lifestyle and raise much needed funds for GI cancer research. You can run, walk, eat healthy, swim or ride a bike.

You can set up an online fundraising page in a few easy steps by clicking here.

 

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  • About Us
    • About us
      • Annual Reports
      • Our impact
      • 2025-2030 Strategy
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      • Governance
      • Board of Directors
      • Ambassadors
      • Our committees
      • Our staff
      • Work with us
      • Corporate support
  • GI cancer
    • What is GI cancer?
      • Oesophageal cancer
      • Liver cancer
      • Stomach cancer
      • Gallbladder and biliary tract cancer
      • Pancreatic cancer
      • Gastro-intestinal stromal tumour (GIST)
      • Neuroendocrine tumours (NETs)
      • Colorectal cancer
      • Rectal cancer
      • Small bowel cancer
      • Anal cancer
    • Resources
      • Seedpod of Yarns
      • Frequently asked questions
      • Helpful links
      • Support groups
      • Recipes
      • Recommended reading
      • Videos
      • Sign up for our newsletter
    • News
      • Cancer stories
  • Clinical trials
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      • Trial recruitment
      • Concepts – In development
      • Trials – In development
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      • Trials – Closed
      • Trials – Substudies
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      • Translational research studies
      • Participating trial centres
      • Frequently asked questions
      • Genesis of a clinical trial
  • Health professionals
    • Members
      • Become a member
      • Submit a research concept
      • Join a committee
      • Member events and education
      • Annual Scientific Meeting
      • Preceptorship program
      • Member spotlight
      • News
    • Developing our research
      • Developing our research
      • Our Coordinating Centre
      • Idea Generation Workshop
      • Translational research
      • Sample Access Program
      • Teletrial model
      • Publications and presentations
    • Awards and grants
      • Russell Conley Anal Cancer Grant
      • John Zalcberg AO Award for Excellence in GI Cancer Research
      • New Concepts Symposium
      • Best of Oral Abstracts Award
      • Excellence in Site Performance
      • Christine Aiken Memorial Award for Excellence in Study Coordination
      • Early Career Research Award for Excellence in GI Cancer Research
      • Member Fundraiser of the Year Award
    • CommNETs
      • Presentations and publications
      • Projects and working groups
      • Newsletters
      • Annual Research Workshop
      • Research project grants
      • Preceptorship
      • CommNETs committees
      • Policies
      • Contacts
  • ASM
  • Get involved
    • The Gutsy Challenge
      • Upcoming Gutsy Challenge adventures
      • Past Gutsy Challenge adventures
    • Fundraise
      • Start a Gutsy fundraiser
      • Walk, run or ride for research
      • Create your own event
      • Workplace fundraising ideas
    • Donate
      • Where does my gift go?
      • Make a single gift
      • Give a monthly gift
      • Direct deposit donation
      • A gift in your Will
      • Give in memory
      • Workplace giving
  • Contact

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