Join Cerebral Palsy Alliance for an event near you and every dollar you raise will help Cerebral Palsy Alliance provide therapy, services and support to thousands of babies, kids and adults with cerebral palsy.
Fundraising for us is easy and rewarding - and we're here to support you every step of the way.
Here are some of the ways you can get involved:
Steptember
Steptember is a fun virtual fundraising event that challenges you to walk, swim, ride, wheel or spin your way to 10,000 steps every day in September!
Krazy Kosci Klimb
The Krazy Kosci Klimb is an empowering event for young people with cerebral palsy or similar disability to challenge themselves and go beyond their best. Assisted by their support teams including our generous corporate sponsors, 15 lead participants are challenged to reach the top of Mount Kosciuszko, Australia's highest peak.
Might and Power Race Day
Get dressed up with your friends or work colleagues for a stylish day out at Royal Randwick Racecourse all in support of Cerebral Palsy Alliance. Don’t miss this fantastic event with amazing auction items, the famous cash raffle, a three-course meal, and other exciting activities.
The Escape
Centred on a relaxing and fun filled weekend in the NSW Hunter Valley, The Escape is a corporate event that spans an entire weekend and includes numerous and varied activities to cater to the whole family.
The Retreat
The Retreat, focused on golf, gala, getaway is held in Victoria, in the stunning, coastal, Cape Schanck. This Toyota sponsored weekend-long event hosts an influential audience of prominent leaders from the Australia media industry, the automotive industry, and other high-level executives. The exclusive weekend of ‘money can’t buy’ experiences, will aim to raise vital funds to support Remarkable, a part of Cerebral Palsy Alliance focused on funding and developing disability tech start-ups.
Grace Gala
Held in May, this black tie event raises funds for the Research Foundation of Cerebral Palsy Alliance, and the Grace Centre for newborn care at The Children’s Hospital, Westmead.
