The Move your Butt Hall of Fame: celebrating our top supporters
Our Hall of Fame recognises and celebrates those who’ve gone above and beyond in their support of this year’s Move your Butt challenge. Thank you so much – your incredible efforts will live on in the life-changing work we do to beat bowel cancer, every day.
Evie Moller
Kim Calvert
Cody Trillo-Feely
Kristina Lawson
Turid Heiler
Sign up to Move your Butt in June 2020
Earlybird registrations are open for next year’s Move your Butt challenge. We’d love get even more Kiwis Moving their Butts in June 2020, so do join us – and please spread the word about this fun challenge. Together, we can kick bowel cancer in the butt!
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Beating bowel cancer
No one likes to talk about bowel cancer, but the bottom line is the more you know, the better the chances of beating it.
So check out our helpful blogs, tips and stories on preventing this silent killer.
Bowel Cancer NZ provides patient voice at MedTech Showcase
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Kristina’s Move your Butt challenge: Still going strong!
Nat would be shouting at us from the heavens. She was the MOST competitive, feisty, hearty, mouthy (netball) player you’d
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Sarah’s Move your Butt challenge: 60 sit-ups a day so people sit up and take notice
“If I can help prevent just one person going through what my Dad went through, it will be totally worth
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Father of three moves to Christchurch to access treatment
For father-of-three Mike Heiler staying alive meant packing up his family’s life in Wanaka and moving five hours away to
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