Giving up just one coffee a week, can make the sweetest difference to people with cancer
How is progress made?
We’ve always believed in the philosophy of ‘a little bit, often.’
Together, we can each take a step towards our big shared goal of a world where cancer doesn’t take the lives of our loved ones.
We are so grateful to you, and because of your support of cancer research, we know that you believe in a cancer-free future. By deciding to become a regular giver with Cancer Council NSW, you would be showing your support of people affected by cancer.
Please make a generous decision this Christmas, and support cancer research by becoming a regular giver.
A commitment of just $10 each month...
The cost of a coffee and a slice of cake—will go a long way to helping cancer research save many more lives.
As you know, a monthly commitment adds up to something truly extraordinary over the course of the year.
It provides our life-saving cancer researchers with the certainty of funding, which is critical to ensuring every new discovery is explored to the fullest, so more and more lives can be saved.
Giving up just one coffee a week...
By supporting cancer research and becoming a regular giver this Christmas, you will be helping ensure more lives are saved in the future and that people impacted by cancer today receive the support they need.
Unless we fund more research into childhood cancers, sadly many more children will die.
No child should have to go through scary, painful cancer treatment. And no parent should have to watch it happen, and this is why regular donations are so important to us
Please make a generous gift this Christmas, and support life-saving cancer research through your regular gifts.
Today, more than 84% of children with cancer will survive for five years or longer and most of these children will have a similar long-term prognosis as children who have never had cancer.
All cancers are cruel. But there’s something about childhood cancers that breaks our hearts and sharpens our resolve, in equal measure
Cancer Council FAQS
Where does my donation go?
Your generous donation will help fund Cancer Council's life-saving research, prevention and advocacy programs, and information and support services.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Yes. Cancer Council NSW is registered with the Australian Taxation Office as an Income Tax Exempt Charity: Charitable Fundraising Authority No. 18521. All donations over $2 are tax-deductible.
Will I get a receipt after donating?
Yes. Please ensure you enter the correct email address when donating to receive your receipt.
How else can I contribute?
There are many ways you can get involved and help change the lives of people affected by cancer. Some examples are:
