Care for all

takes a nation 

For the 450 people in Australia diagnosed with cancer every day, show you care this October and help fund more McGrath Cancer Care Nurses.

Care doesn't just happen, it's going to take all of us

Every day, 450 people in Australia are diagnosed with cancer and every act of care helps fund McGrath Cancer Care Nurses, so no one experiencing cancer has to go through it alone. 

That’s why we’re calling on communities, workplaces, schools, businesses and people across Australia to show up, pink up and play their part. Because care doesn’t happen, it’s going to take all of us. Are you in? 

Show you care

Fundraise Your Way

Host a morning tea, golf day, fun run, personal challenge or any kind of fundraiser with your friends. However you pink up, every dollar raised helps fund free McGrath Cancer Care Nurses across Australia.

Pink Up Your Town 2026

Pink Up Your Town

From your streets to your shops and schools, decorate your town in pink and raise funds to ensure no one misses out on care.



Pink Stumps Day

This season, cricket can bring care to more people. See how your club can get involved in Pink Stumps Day and help to support Aussies experiencing cancer. 


Holman 20m pink retractable garden hose reel supporting the McGrath Foundation, mounted in a sunny garden.

Become a Corporate Partner

Boost team enagement and drive purpose beyond the office. We collaborate with organisations to create mutually beneficial partnerships that align with your objectives.

Care across the nation

Across Australia, people are coming together to care in big and small ways, from pink morning teas and golf days to workplace challenges and community events. Explore stories from people helping make care possible.
Participants wearing pink football jerseys stand in a circle on a sports field during a McGrath Foundation fundraising event, with spectators gathered behind them.

Pink Tiger Day

For 15 years, Pink Tiger Day has brought the Wesley Curtin University Football Club community together to make a difference. Today, it's a much-loved community tradition that's helping ensure more people experiencing cancer can access the care of a McGrath Cancer Care Nurse. 

Pink Up the Principal

Inspired by a teacher's cancer diagnosis, students grabbed the hairspray, nail polish and pink outfits to transform their principal, smashing their $1,000 fundraising goal and raising an incredible $10,000 to help more people experiencing cancer access the care of a McGrath Cancer Care Nurse. 

Three adventure motorcycles loaded with camping gear are parked on a dirt road overlooking a bushland valley and mountain range under a cloudy sky.

Kicking Up Dust For Cancer Care

Powered by mateship, determination and a shared purpose, four friends rode from WA to Byron Bay in just 16 days. Discover the story behind Kicking Cancer’s Ass Across Australia and how every kilometre helped raise over $40,000 to support people affected by cancer.

Participants enjoying a community high tea event on a covered veranda, seated at a long table set with tea service, refreshments, and pink-themed decorations.

A High Tea Helping Make Cancer Care Possible

A verandah in Berry Springs, a dedicated group of volunteers, and a shared commitment to helping people affected by cancer. Read how Mary and the CWA NT Litchfield Branch have turned their annual high tea into a much-loved fundraiser supporting the vital care provided by McGrath Cancer Care Nurses. 

Need help with your pink fundraiser?

Get in touch with our Community Team on 02 8962 6100 or email communityevents@mcgrathfoundation.com.au

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