Blog Topic: Fundraising

After hosting her first Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea in 2001, Kay was ready to pass on the mantle in the community after 15 years. However, no one else in her community in Camden was willing to fill the boots that were the size of her heart. So, Kay continued on, not wanting to leave a […]

When long-time mates John and Raymond first met in high school in the 1960s, they had no idea their friendship would span decades – or that one day, Raymond’s final act of generosity to support a cause close to his heart would leave John utterly stunned.  John and his wife Jo recently opened up about […]

After experiencing unusual problems with her vision in January 2024, Margie visited her GP who suspected she might be having a stroke or a migraine. Immediately referred to the emergency department at North Shore, scans revealed an ocular melanoma behind her eye.  Ocular melanoma  Ocular melanoma is a very rare type of cancer not caused […]

In 2007, Melanie ‘Mel’ Dale felt pain shooting down her left leg which she thought was sciatica. Just days later, Mel was diagnosed with a sarcoma in her left hip at age 35.  Since then, Mel has had a challenging experience with cancer.   During this time, Mel came across Relay for Life for the first […]

For David’s daughter – Sheree, her husband, and their three children “were just like any other family.” However, the arrival of Sheree’s diagnosis turned everything upside down.

We are just weeks out from the 7 Bridges Walk. See our seven favourite Sydney walking tracks to stay healthy.

Meet Sean Stuart, Rory Cheal, Max Cutrone and Jasper Gotterson – four best mates on a running adventure in the US.

Doris 'Dot' Kelly

Dot wanted to make a difference when cancer touched her family. She now hosts Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea (ABMT).

Amber Laidler from 7NEWS, our new ambassador for The March Charge.

Amber is our new ambassador for The March Charge. Read her tips for completing this month-long personal challenge.

At just 11 years old, Skye Dewar has experienced the impact of cancer in her family not just once but twice.