New for 2020! Battle Cancer Fundraising AMRAP
- Battle Cancer
- Mar 15, 2020
- 1 min read
Here at Battle Cancer, one of our three key missions is fundraising through fitness. Our Battle Cancer athletes do an outstanding job of fundraising for causes close to their hearts and we want this to be recognised on the leaderboard.
We’re incredibly excited to be launching a brand new workout for every one of our events - something that has never been done before!
The first workout of every Battle Cancer event will now be an AMRAP - As Much Raised As Possible - and it takes place before competition day.
Here’s how it works:
Teams of four sign up to a Battle Cancer event and choose a cancer charity to support.
We send you a fundraising pack with ideas of how to fundraise and donate directly to your charity.
Teams screenshot their fundraising totals and submit them to us at registration on the day.
Our scoring team inputs fundraising scores so that teams are already ranked on the leaderboard on competition morning. Highest reps (most raised) wins!
Teams can continue to fundraise beyond competition day, but it is their progress at the time of submitting at registration that will be entered on to the leaderboard.
Battle Cancer athletes have already raised over £600,000 for 40+ cancer charities worldwide. This new AMRAP workout aims to inspire Battle Cancer teams to raise even more money for causes in the fight against cancer.
This is a really inspiring initiative—love how it combines fitness, teamwork, and fundraising for such an important cause. Turning effort in training into real-world impact for cancer charities is powerful. It reminds me of Crossy Road —every small step and decision matters, and when you keep moving forward together, you eventually reach something meaningful.
Teams can continue to fundraise beyond competition day, but 2v2IO is their progress at the time of submitting at registration that will be entered on to the leaderboard.
I really enjoyed reading this post and the way it highlights how community-driven fitness events like Battle Cancer can turn training into something with real purpose. The connection between fundraising and physical challenge is explained clearly, and it’s interesting to see how the AMRAP format has been used to encourage more engagement and impact.It’s always inspiring to see creative approaches to raising awareness and supporting cancer charities, especially when fitness communities come together in this way. I also came across a similar discussion on a review blog certified hater certificate, which offered an interesting perspective on how different online platforms present fundraising and awareness campaigns in their own unique ways.
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