Ride for Research 2026

Main Campaign
$109,267.95 donated
541 Donors

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  1. Met the group while riding to Gayndah.what huge distances they are doing for a very worthy cause. Thanks.

  2. Out There Cycling wish all the riders a fabulous ride in support of this great cause!

  3. Port Curtis Rotary is proud to support Ride 4 Research Rare Ovarian Cancer 2026

  4. Peter and Claire are fighters. Claire and others with the disease need all the available support.

  5. Best wishes to all the riders who are raising $ for research for ROCs. You are amazing!

  6. To all the great riders who are making a difference and with special memories of time with R4R in Bright 2024.

  7. Fish out of water Sonny? I remember you riding on water with me to Moreton Island and back, 24 hour treadmill run at SHSMC and 24 hour relay at ANZ Stadium for various charities.
    YOU GOT THIS MATE’
    all the best to Pete

  8. Our Rotary Club is proud to support the essential research needed to fight rare ovarian cancer.

  9. A long time supporting the fight against Ovarian Cancer but a first time donor to Ride 4 Research
    Thanks for the awakening Reg and Sandra Pugh.

  10. This donation was made by Leanne and Barry Krosch in support of Vicki Lee’s dinner party on 8/6/2026. It is a further $80.00 to the $420.00 already donated from the fundraising dinner party. Thank you Leanne and Barry.

  11. This donation is fundraising from our dinner party on Saturday night. The money was generously donated by the guests.

  12. Best wishes to Claire, Peter and everyone raising funds and awareness for rare ovarian cancer. Go well riders!!
    Pam, Judy & Alan Graham xx

  13. After participating in Ride4Research in 2024, I want to help again. I’d love to join in on one of the days on the BVRT in July. Here is my first donation from Cash for Containers. I have a dinner party planned for June so hopefully there will be another donation from that.

  14. 17 years ago I was told the cyst on my right ovary, eyehole removed 3 weeks earlier, then aged 60, was in-fact am Adult G.C.T. Yes, the fear consumed me, its not the news any woman want to hear. Why it has never returned so far remains to be questioned and answered. I’ve been living a really healthy, wonderful life however, that little worry wart still reminds me it may visit me again, when, no one knows? I’m so grateful for the dedicated research that we all rely on to give us hope, strengthen our courage, and see the day we have nothing to fear.

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