Cancer Council NSW’s Do It For Cancer program supports individuals and groups to fundraise in any way they like. Simply pick a fundraising idea and we’ll provide you with the assistance you need to make it a success!
Click here to get started! >> Do It For Cancer
Different people are interested in different things and it’s all about making a difference your way.
Here are the most popular ways our supporters Do It For Cancer or try our ideas generator.
 |
Do you love to run, swim, cycle or play sports? Why not join an organised race or set up your own sports day and get everyone involved! |
 |
Shaving your hair can be a powerful way to raise money and awareness. Whether you shave, chop or wax, there’s no doubt your courageous act will inspire your mates to donate. |
 |
Be a host with the most
Whether you host a morning tea, put on a BBQ, have a dinner party or hold a trivia night, raising money can be both delicious and fun! |
 |
Give up your gifts
Do you have a birthday, wedding or anniversary coming up? Whatever the occasion, ask for a gift that gives back to a good cause. |
 |
Got a lot of stuff you don’t need? Have a garage sale! Do you love to cook? Hold a bake sale! Or can you get a hold of awesome prizes? Auction them off! Whatever you choose to sell, we’re here to help you make it a success. |
 |
Give it up
Kick a bad habit for a month and do something good for your health. Whether it’s sugar, alcohol, smoking, caffeine or junk-food, no doubt your friends and family will be there to back you with donations along the way! |
|
Looking for unique ways to thank your wedding guests? Purchase and personalise favour cards with your choice of pin – a daffodil, pink ribbon or a designer broach. |
 |
Can’t think of a fundraising event to hold? Collect donations year round with a collection box. |
Need more information?
Have more questions about setting up your fundraising event or need more information? Visit our frequently asked questions (FAQ) page or contact us.
Relay For Life
Relay For Life is a chance for communities to recognise and celebrate those who have overcome cancer or are undergoing treatment, as well as the people who care for them. Relay also provides an opportunity to celebrate the memory of loved ones lost to cancer. Read more
