The Melbourne Pedalthon on April 21 aims to raise $100,000 through donations and sponsorships for practice-changing multidisciplinary collaborative clinical trials and to make a difference in the lives of all those impacted by below the belt cancers.
To date, the Below the Belt have hosted more tnhan 2000 riders, funded 38 research projects and raised over $2M to support ANZUP.
Individual riders and teams of up to four riders will be challenged to
ride as many laps as possible in three hours, with fun challenges throughout the day.
ANZUP aims to raise $100,000 through donations and sponsorships for
practice-changing multidisciplinary collaborative clinical trials and to make a difference in the lives of all those impacted by below the belt cancers.
Every cent raised by the Melbourne Pedalthon event goes directly towards clinical trials research, which means straight into the hands of experts committed to improving treatments and outcomes for those living with below the belt cancers – testicular, penile, prostate, bladder, and kidney.