Racing for a Cure 2026

Purchase a Racing for a Cure 2026 ticket

Hi friends,

I’m Rob Hammond, and I’d love for you to join me at this year's Racing for A Cure, which looks slightly different this year - we are hosting the event at Launceston Golf Club on Saturday 24 October 2026.

🔸 Purchase a ticket to the event by making a donation of $60 on this page, which will cover your ticket including a donation to NECA.

Launceston Golf Club, TAS
6.30pm for 7:00 pm start
Saturday 24 October 2026
Tickets $60 which includes a 3-course dinner and a donation to NECA.
There will be silent auctions and raffles
Purchase a ticket by donating $60 on this page and marking your donation "TICKET"

Dress code: Smart Casual

Men: Collared shirt for men (no tie required). No open toed shoes.

If you can't make it to the event but would still like to donate, you can also do that on this page.

📧 To donate a prize for the raffle or auction, contact: info@neuroendocrine.org.au

This event is incredibly close to my heart. I am currently living with Neuroendocrine Cancer (NETs) caused by a rare genetic condition called MEN1, or Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia type 1 That’s why I started this event. To raise awareness, to honour those we’ve lost, and to make life a little easier for those continuing to fight neuroendocrine cancer.

After many years Tassie patients like myself are thrilled to have our very own dedicated part-time NET Nurse in Tasmania. The funds raised will contribute to the ongoing support from our NET Nurse in Tasmania.

What We’re Raising Funds for in 2026

This year’s funds will go directly toward updating and creating improved and comprehensive patient resources. NET cancer is complex and frequently misunderstood, and patients can feel overwhelmed by a lack of clear, trustworthy information. These new resources will help people understand their diagnosis, navigate their care, and feel less alone on the journey.

Why I Keep Going

Living with Neuroendocrine Cancer is not easy, and watching my family go through it has been even harder. But I have seen how much good can come from community action and compassion.

We are making progress. But we are not done yet as we strive for equitable support for Neuroendocrine Cancer patients.

Join Me in Racing for a Cure

With appreciation,
Rob Hammond