Remember them. Honour them. Fight for them.
Move It and walk 71km over the month or Give Up a vice of your choosing like caffeine or sugar.
Whichever challenge you choose, you will be helping PanKind, the Australian Pancreatic Cancer Foundation, fund life-saving pancreatic cancer research and improve survival rates for people fighting pancreatic cancer.
By joining the Remember September community, you'll be supporting people impacted by pancreatic cancer and ensure future generations can win the fight against this disease.
Plus you'll feel AMAZING doing something for your health!
6,526
People remembering this September
$1,518,972
Raised for pancreatic cancer research
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Move It and walk 71km, or Give It Up and give up a vice this September to support Australians impacted by pancreatic cancer.
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"Darren passed away from pancreatic cancer at the young age of 55. A loving dad to two young boys, unfortunately his diagnosis was too late... I believe early diagnosis can save lives and that's why I'm raising funds to support research."
Terrilea,
Remember September Participant
Tribute Wall
We will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them.
Pancreatic cancer takes 71 lives every week in Australia. So this September, we're remembering those we've lost and standing with those fighting to survive.
Susie Dracopoulos
Nic McGrannachan
Our very special Aunty Wini.... you bought so much sunshine and laughter to our lives. We miss you dearly. 22 Aug 1657 - 30 Jul 2024
Diane Sullivan
My tribute is for Mary Clark who sadly left us so quickly 11 years ago. Mary was full of fun, kindness, generosity, enthusiasm and only had a matter of a few weeks to say goodbye to her family and friends due to pancreatic cancer. Mary was a great sportswoman and I was lucky to meet her through golf. I dedicate my challenge to Mary and hope the funds raised for research will help find an early diagnosis and cure for pancreatic cancer.
Cornelia
I am doing this challenge for my mum Rosemarie, who passed away on 16 September 2021 after a 22 months battle with pancreatic cancer. I miss her every day! π
Cheryl Saunders
I am doing this in memory of my son-in-law who passed away from Aggressive Pancreatic Cancer stage 4. Was diagnosed and passed away in 6 weeks. There were no symptoms whatsoever and my family had no support. He just turned 46 and left behind his partner and 4 children.
Talina Vizard
I have raised 75% of what i hoped to raise, thanks to you my generous friends. I'm walking with pride in memory of dear friends Barbara St John, Wendy Phillips and dearly beloved friend and relatives Wendy Joy and Stewart Fowler. I'm also walking for dear friend & inspiration Barb Shearer who is still cheerfully battling the beast at 84
Sarah
My little babe and I are first year participants as a loved one very close to us, has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year. Big love to all of you fighting this cancer, participating in this incredible challenge, supporting and donating πππ
So proud of everyone completing this challenge and honouring their loved ones!
Debbie
Iβm honouring my best friend who lost her fight after 5 short weeks. Iβm also walking for everyone who is fighting this hideous disease and for the loved ones who lost the battle ππππ
Vanessa Azzopardi
Our beloved mother Rosa lost her life at the age of 50 after battling and doing everything she could to fight this awful disease ! She will always be remembered though as a vibrant, funny, caring and loving mother, nonna, sister and friend to so many people. This walk is in memory of her. We love you Rosa Azzopardi ποΈπππ
Grandma you will forever be missed. My grandmamother was known as the mickey lady within her community and made many people smile. She was kind and brave and I wish she could of made it to my graduation but I know she is at peace
Helen Starling
Continuing to participate in Remember September in honour of my Dad Peter Nolan. I miss him every day and hope my little bit can help another family from loosing a loved one to Pancreatic Cancer.
Jenny Easton
Walking in Remembrance of my buddy Lori
Liz
I walk for my Hubby Troy forever loved and in my heart taken too soon from this nasty cancer 14.10.2022.
Ally
Trish's Groupies is walking for my mum Trish, who is sadly suffering from this awful disease. We are behind her in steps and in love. We hope that in future, there are better outcomes for Pancreatic Cancer sufferers.
Chantelle
This September I'm walking in memory of my Mother Denise who passed away at 59 from Pancreatic cancer.
Jack Broadhurst
You are so loved and missed every single day Dad π You touched so many people with your beautiful nature and I am honoured to call myself your daughter π I feel blessed to have had the privilege of loving and being loved so unconditionally π«Ά I will remember you, honour you and fight for you and for any other person and/or family that has been affected by this horrible disease π
Lina Rillo
14 Sept your birthday mum! Team Lilly is all about you mum - Nell and I do this in memory of you. We remember how you suffered, we remember how scared you were. We remember how quickly you were taken. We remember how much it hurt π
We are walking to help support this amazing cause
Mish
Taking part in remember September this year in memory of my beautiful mum who passed 1 year tomorrow (14/9). Loving and missing you every single day
Dad, π I miss you with all my heart. You were so strong those last couple of weeks. Sitting by your bed that last afternoon and through out the night, you battled to stay with us. We could tell by that look in your eyes you were laughing with us as we reminisced together. You held on and waited for mum to wake knowing she would need the strength for what was to come. 'Life without her soul mate.' π With every blue wren we see we smile, your still looking after us.
Michelle
My beautiful Mum died on the 26/12/2018. My world fell apart. You were my world Mum and I miss you everyday. π
Walking for my closest friend who passed from this awful disease. R.I.P. Jean π
Todd Osmond-Dreyer
Todd, my superman, you made it so easy to love you, a caring and selfless soul, you didnβt deserve thisβ¦ love you more than life itself
Taina +Winston Vizard
We are walking in memory of our dear friend and cousin Wendy Joy
Our prime purpose in this life is to help others and if you canβt help them, at least donβt hurt them.
Nicole Le Comte
"My dad Paul Le Comte is a survivor and Iβm so grateful, diagnosed in 2016. He has faced many challenges, including some very life changing surgeries, ongoing meds, and more. His fighting spirit inspires me to walk and fundraise to help others battling pancreatic cancer. Stay strong, everyone. ππͺ #Hope"
Julie Wilson
This is for Steve, my husband . Dad and Pop .We lost him 6 years ago to this insidious cancerπ
Trixie
Missing your voice and treats you sent over to me when you went shopping for Bess. Forever youngπ¦
Vicky
Honouring and remembering all of the patients past and present who I have cared for suffering from pancreatic cancer. From those I have help nurse after a Whippleβs procedure to those who Iβve helped nurse to the end of their journey , you are all an inspiration π
Kate Moskal
Remembering my dear Father-in-law Adam, who passed away at 65 years old after a short but hard 5 months, battling this cruel disease. Your grandsons miss you dearly. We will continue to walk and raise funds to try and help others from experiencing loss from this cruel disease.
Bec
2 years ago I was diagnosed. I had a Whipple procedure and have since been told I'm clear. I still think about it every day. Every time I get sick, I wonder if it's back. It's a fight that I will never stop fighting!!
Michelle Conry
Honouring and Remembering my Dad who passed away 1 year ago on 14th September. There are no words to describe the while his passing left in my heart. Love you Dsd xoxo
I promised you Jules I will honour you and raise money for pancreatic cancer research. Miss you everyday , my tri
An unstoppable human lost to this terrible disease. May you rest in peace and do your magic from your desk in heaven. β€οΈ