Run2Cure Neuroblastoma - Sydney 2026

Join us for Run2Cure Sydney 2026 a powerful and family-friendly fun run set in the iconic Domain and Royal Botanic Garden. This annual event raises critical funds for Neuroblastoma Australia a small charity dedicated to improving surcical rates for children diagnosed with neuroblastoma - an aggressive cancer that primarily affects babies and toddlers.

Whether you're a competitve runner a casual jogger or a family looking for a great day out Run2Cure has a race for you. The event is open to all ages and fitness levels and features both times and untimed race options.

Event Distances:

• Half Marathon (21.1k)
• 10k Run
• 5k Run
• 3k Run or Walk (pram-friendly)
• 1k Little Heroes Walk - a relaxed untimed walk perfect for young children and families

Event Highlights:

• Live entertainment & musicians
• Kids' activities & games
• Delicious food options
• Scenic harbourside running course including Mrs. Macquarie's Chair
• Inspiring atmosphere with participants running in honour of children affected by cancer

Good to Know:

• Registration opens October 2025 - visit https://sydney.run2cure.org.au/ to sign up or find out more
• Race bib pick-up will be available on event day
• Bag drop available for runners
• Accessible amenities and wheelchair/pram-friendly course
• Toliets and water stations positioned throughout the course
• Parking is limited - we encourage public transport or rideshare

FAQs:

• Races are open to all ages (children must be accompanied in longer distances)
• Prams are welcome in the 3k and 1k events
• The event will proceed rain or shine unless safety is impacted

Come run walk and play - and help us give every child a better chance of growing up. Your steps will fund life-saving research and family support. Be part of something meaningful in 2026.

Register or learn more at: https://sydney.run2cure.org.au/

Whether you're running for run fitness or for someone close to your heart - your participation will help fund vital research and support families affected by neuroblastoma

Registration opens in October

Host or Publisher Neuroblastoma Australia