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BE A HERO.
100 SKIPS A DAY!
1 - 31 AUGUST
Take on 100 Skips a Day in August and help find cures for the 1 in 20 kids facing a birth defect or genetic disease.
Will you skip for kids who need cures?
Take on the 100 Skips a Day in August challenge and raise funds for life-saving medical research.
1 in 20 kids faces a birth defect or genetic disease, like cancer and cystic fibrosis. By skipping each day and fundraising, you’ll help find treatments and cures for kids who need them most.
Register today and make every skip count for kids who need cures.
How it works
Register to skip
Join thousands of skippers in support of sick kids! Feel great taking on 100 Skips a Day in August.
Spread the word
Share your fundraising page with friends, family and workmates! Ask them to support and sponsor you.
Help find cures
Every dollar you raise helps fund vital medical research that can find treatments and cures for kids with genetic diseases.
Skip for kids like Ruby
When Laurie and Craig learned their daughter Ruby had cancer, one of the hardest moments was explaining it to their six-year-old in a way she could understand.
“She asked me, ‘Mummy, is this worse than when I knocked my teeth out?’” Laurie said. “It was such a crazy moment.”
Ruby was later diagnosed with T-cell leukaemia after a rapid decline in health during the COVID-19 lockdown period. What followed was an intense treatment journey involving chemotherapy, lumbar punctures, bone marrow tests, and frequent hospital visits. “It was quite shocking to us.’’ Despite the fear and uncertainty, Ruby responded well to treatment and is now a strong, healthy 11-year-old in remission.
Craig said supporting research felt like an obvious choice after their experience. “Anything we can do to help find a future cure is something we wanted to be part of,” he said. Reflecting on their journey, the family remains deeply aware that not all families have the same outcome, and that ongoing research is vital for future breakthroughs. “If you can find the answer to why it happens, you can stop it happening,” Laurie said.
By taking on 100 Skips a Day in August, you’ll help us find cures for genetic diseases and cancers that can save the lives of kids like Ruby.
