Join our team for the 2020 Auckland Marathon

and help kick cancer in the guts.

Gut cancer is the most common form of cancer

in New Zealand

GCF seeks to increase survival rates, life expectancy and quality of life for gut cancer patients

through funding clinical research and raising awareness.

Trek the Southern Alps to help fight gut cancers

Join our Plains to Peak Trek: 21-27 March 2021

14 Kiwis are diagnosed with a gut cancer every day. That’s over 5,000 Kiwis every year, making gut cancers the most common type of cancer in New Zealand.

Gut cancers are cancers of the digestive tract that include oesophageal, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreatic and bowel cancer.

Our mission is to increase survival rates, life expectancy and quality of life for gut cancer patients in New Zealand.

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GCF awards $35,000 to liver

The Gut Cancer Foundation is delighted to announce the award of $35,000 Dr Cositha Santhakumar for her study into the role of the tumour microenvironment and its implication as a therapeutic ...

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New research provides hope for

The Gut Cancer Foundation has funded Professor Peter Shepherd and his team at Auckland University to study the the effect combining two widely available drugs (BRAF and VEGFR Inhibators) has ...

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Liam Lawson

Lawson’s suit raises $4k for

The race suit worn by Red Bull Junior driver Liam Lawson in the Toyota Racing Series has sold at auction for $4,000 with the proceeds going to the Gut Cancer ...

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