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Donate during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
The campaign has come to an end, but research continues. Support paediatric cancer research with a donation.
Donate nowFrom 24 August to 13 September 2026, people across Switzerland collected minutes of physical activity and moved Spogli forward on a virtual journey from one paediatric oncology centre to the next. Whether jogging, cycling or walking to work, taking the dog for a walk or dancing in the kitchen: every minute of physical activity counted.
One minute of physical activity moved Spogli five metres forward. Donations gave Spogli an additional boost: every franc donated moved Spogli another ten metres.
Spogli travelled across Switzerland at great speed and reached the finish in Bern after just two weeks. Then, to mark Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September, Spogli continued the journey in a golden bonus round.
With the movement campaign, we joined forces to raise awareness of the importance of paediatric cancer research. Today, more than 85% of children and young people with cancer can be cured. This progress is the result of decades of research. To ensure that as many children and young people as possible can be cured in the future, research must continue.
Thank you to everyone who took part in the campaign with their minutes of physical activity, as part of a team or with a donation!
Research continues: by making a donation, you support clinical paediatric cancer research and help ensure that as many children and young people with cancer as possible can be cured in the future. Thank you!
TV presenter Jann Billeter and former ski racer Marc Berthod provided some extra motivation. With their two teams, they went head-to-head in a sporting battle throughout the campaign. The question was: which team would collect the most minutes of physical activity and claim victory in the end?
The campaign may be over, but research continues. You can support paediatric cancer research with a donation via the “Boost” button.
What's the difference between boosting and taking part?
Who moved Spogli the furthest? Here you can find the most active supporters of our campaign.
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