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My Coffee Cart fuels record relay for cancer research

By Bree Lambert

Jan 28, 2026

My Coffee Cart founder Daniel Mackrell and son Logan brewing coffees behind the cart. Photo by Ryan Bellingham

Mobile coffee business My Coffee Cart is donating its coffee cart for four weeks to support fundraising event Conquer Cancer Australia.

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My Coffee Cart founder Daniel Mackrell is committed to the cause, donating both the coffee cart hire and a percentage of sales to support the inspiring Guinness World Record attempt for the longest baton relay.

My Coffee Cart will operate at the event to support Camp Quality and The Florey Institute by raising funds for their lifesaving cancer research and support programs.

“This is exactly the kind of initiative we are proud to stand behind,” Mr Mackrell said.

“For us, it’s about giving back to communities.”

The relay is a non-stop challenge, requiring the baton to be in motion 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for four weeks, aiming to travel over 6500km.

If successful, it will secure a place in the Guinness World Records.

The event will take place at Princes Park, Melbourne for the duration of a month, starting Friday, May 2.

To register, donate or find out more information, visit tinyurl.com/3sj9hmtw