3,026
People pedalling
760,369km
kms ridden
$287,520
Raised so far
Go The Extra Mile and take on the challenge to cycle for kids with cerebral palsy this March.
Sign up for free, choose your km target, and then put your pedal to the metal for one month. Brighten the lives of people living with cerebral palsy by funding research to identify, treat & prevent cerebral palsy. This is the perfect excuse to get active, add more routine to your weekends, and support the incredible work of Cerebral Palsy Alliance.
There’s nothing like the feeling of riding through the great outdoors… and there’s nothing like the feeling of knowing that every push of the pedal help babies, children, teenagers and adults living with cerebral palsy lead the most comfortable, independent and inclusive lives possible.
Choose your challenge. RIDE...
141 km
for the 141 newborn babies at risk of CP who received life changing early intervention from CPA last year.
340 km
for the 34,000 Australians currently living with CP.
438 km
for the 438 babies who will be diagnosed with CP this year.
Extra mile
Set your own distance goal and challenge yourself.
How it works
Step 1
Sign up
and fundraise....
Sign up, it’s free! Choose your distance and set your fundraising goal – it’s that easy to get started.
PLUS, hit fundraising milestones to get awesome kit including The Extra Mile neck warmer*.
Step 2
On ya bike!
Throughout March ride where you want, when you want to reach your goal. You can go solo for some serenity, or find yourself a chain gang (aka a team) to ride with. Get a team of 3 together and you
could win a weekend getaway*!
Hit the open road, or cycle in the gym, however you choose to go The Extra Mile, you’ll be part of a kick arse community of sensational cyclists
PLUS we’ll be here with loads of resources and support to help you smash your goals, aka your domestique! Check out more about teams.
Step 3
Get geared up
Whether you still need your training wheels, prefer the quiet backstreets or you can’t wait to get out on the open road, sign up to access fundraising tools guaranteed to help you earn that post ride coffee.
Fundraise to earn exclusive merch, including a Wonderous Warrior Jersey, and more!
Check out the rewards
You can make a difference for kids with cerebral palsy
At just three days old, Eve’s family made the heartbreaking decision to turn off her life-support, as the damage to her brain was so severe.
Baby Eve had other plans… Early intervention provided by Cerebral Palsy Alliance, and backed by ground-breaking research, changed the course of Eve’s life.
Merely hours after he was born, Kaiden was diagnosed with a brain bleed and had to undergo risky brain surgery.
His parents noticed he was a very floppy baby so they googled the symptoms and realised he had cerebral palsy.
Heartbroken and devastated, they reached out to Cerebral Palsy Alliance.
At just three days old, Eve’s family made the heartbreaking decision to turn off her life-support, as the damage to her brain was so severe.
Baby Eve had other plans… Early intervention provided by Cerebral Palsy Alliance, and backed by ground-breaking research, changed the course of Eve’s life.
