1 year ago
max Jeffries gave $100.00.
Goal
$5,000
Fundraising for Cancer Council
$6,774
Raised
135%
Our Story …
We are really pleased to announce that we're taking part in Shitbox Rally 2025 - Spring! This year, all the teams are driving their shitboxes from Alice Springs to Gold Coast.
Shitbox Rally is the largest community lead fundraiser for Cancer Council in Australia and is now in its 15th year. Part of the participation is that all teams have to raise a minimum of $5,000 but most teams raise well above this amount as you can see with the Spring 2025 rally target set at $2,000,000 plus.
These funds go to Cancer Council and we are extremely proud to be doing our part to support such a worthy charity. The fundraising is the hard part, so any donation you can give is greatly appreciated. Please make sure to follow our progress via this page and the blog post below.
Here's what I'm doing …
Shitbox Rally is the adventure of a lifetime challenging participants and their cars, worth no more than $1,500, on a 7 day drive across Australia to raise money for cancer research.
The rally is not a race – it’s a fun, colourful, unpredictable adventure with participants travelling at their own pace in smaller groups. Vehicles often break down but “we never leave anyone behind” and each night is spent camping beneath the stars and celebrating the day’s achievements. It all adds up to an incredible opportunity to see Australia’s vast and beautiful countryside and make lifelong friends, many brought together after experiencing cancer themselves or seeing cancer impact family and friends.
Since it’s inception the rally has been the largest fundraiser for the Cancer Council nationally.
raised:
$2,588,034
target:
$2,000,000
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1 year ago
Stacey Parker gave $50.00.
1 year ago
Stephen Gainer gave $2,700.37.
Good Luck Guys, Wish I could be there with you. Don't recommend having any more engine inspection holes this time, maybe just get a few flat tyres instead.
11 months ago
Deborah Cheetham gave $100.00.
Pavel Lukl
I just wanted to take a moment to say how truly inspiring it is to see you take part in the charity car race across mid-Australia in support of the Cancer Council. Your dedication to such a meaningful cause, combined with your adventurous spirit, speaks volumes about the kind of thoughtful and amazing person you are.
Wishing you safe travels, smooth roads, and lots of memorable moments along the way. I’ll be cheering you on from here!
11 months ago
Anonymous gave $1,332.86.
11 months ago
Tut Baldock gave $1.00.
Hey,
Tut here, from The Slow and The Furious (also in SBR Spring).
Just wondering if you are interested in putting your Shitbox on a truck, going to a secure facility in Alice Springs? Departing from the GC or there abouts.
We need 1 more car (8 total) to make the journey economical for us.
Cheaper than CEVA and, the car can be filled with your personal goodies.
Please let me know if you're interested.
Cheers.
Tut
Message us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/The-Slow-and-The-Furious/61563044884299/
10 months ago
Daniel Kaplon gave $50.00.
Good luck and well done for helping others
8 months ago
Epsilon Clinics gave $2,390.00.
7 months ago
Across The Road gave $50.00.
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Epsilon Clinics
The Impact, Outcomes & Charity
Shitbox Rally is a dedicated fundraising event for cancer research with funds going to Cancer Council.
Cancer Council is one of the largest non-government funders of cancer research in Australia. We conduct and fund research studies across all cancers and all stages of the cancer journey.
Thanks to the community funds raised such as Shitbox Rally we can fund world-class research that reduces the impact of cancer for everyone.
$59 million over the past 15 years has been raised by Box Rallies to date, supporting ground-breaking projects such as:
- A research study to develop a vaccine that protects against lymphoma cancers.
- A research trial to standardise international guidelines on melanoma removal.
- A research grant to revolutionise the treatment of pancreatic cancer.
These projects wouldn’t be possible without your support.
