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The Kosi Challenge is an annual event hosted by Rare Cancers Australia (RCA) to raise awareness and much needed funds for Australians diagnosed with a rare, less common or complex cancer each year.
In March 2025, I'm disappointed that I can't be at Thredbo, but I'll be swapping hiking shoes for skis this year. Different, but the goal remains the same, to help RCA support patients and families impacted by a rare or less common cancer.
One hundred per cent of funds raised through the Kosi Challenge goes towards the important work of RCA's Patient Support Team.
From helping patients to access specialists and treatments, through to delivering support groups, connecting people with services and providing financial assistance particularly in times of crisis, Patient Support is at the heart of what RCA does.
RCA is a Federal Government-classified Health Promotion Charity. All donations over AU $2 are fully tax deductible.
Thank you so much for your support.
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Increased Fundraising Target
We've set the challenge, can you conquer it? Receive this badge when you reach the 25km milestone.
We've set the challenge, can you conquer it? Receive this badge when you reach the 52km milestone.
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Thank you to my Sponsors
$213.48
Zarli French
$54.12
Bronwyn West
Go Zarli! Amazing way to show support
$38.33
Marian French
Here’s a dontation towards a very worthy cause. See you soon Mum x
$27.81
Blake M Thompson
$25
Hugo Thompson
Skiing 50 vertical kms sounds like it might be more of a challenge than 50 land kms - something to aim for then!
