Over 90
local business identities have stepped up to the challenge.
4,000
attendees have supported these champions on fight night.
$1 million
has been raised to support eight
local charities.
What is the Corporate Clash?
The Corporate Clash is all about coming together to learn, understand and support the life challenges of our community members in most need.
By getting behind the brave individuals who put themselves on the line on fight night, we can raise vital funds and awareness for Australians doing it tough.
With your support, our community can help ensure no one has to face their rare cancer journey alone.
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Fighters
Total amount raised
$42,815
Help us to reach our $90,000 goal
Matt Mckenna just donated $54.12- Coca Cola Euro-Pacific Partners just donated $257.75
- Carroll Genner just donated $54.12
Carlton & United Breweries just donated $263.75- Bob Mules just donated $54.12
- Stephen Heffernan just donated $54.12
- Shane Sheppard just donated $263.75
- Brett Gale just donated $106.12
- Joseph Alvaro just donated $263.75
- Allan Schumacher just donated $27.81
- John Hennessy just donated $520.00
- Nic just donated $50.00
- Jenny Mackie just donated $38.33
- Kristie Chan-Sau just donated $54.12
- Ben Dunwoodie just donated $100.00
- Olivia Jacobs just donated $20.00
- Anonymous just donated $38.33
- Catherine Trinh just donated $54.12
- Steve Bullock just donated $52.92
- Ricko Nieuwenhuis just donated $54.12
Leaderboard
No Australian should have to go through their cancer journey alone
In Australia, over 160,000 people are expected to be diagnosed with cancer in 2024.
For those told they are "rare", information and treatment options are limited, and mortality is high. It can be a very lonely and uncertain journey.
RCA is the only charity in Australia that specialises in supporting people impacted by rare, less common, and complex cancers.
Every dollar raised will help more Australians receive expert guidance, information and support to help tackle the complex challenges that a rare cancer diagnosis can bring.
