RCD Legacy Ambassadors just created a team in Go Grey in May
RCD Legacy just registered for Go Grey in May- Anna just donated $751.00
- Anna just donated $908.00
- Brains Behind The Battle just created a team in Go Grey in May
- Janet just registered for Go Grey in May
Brighton Grammar just created a team in Go Grey in May
Anna just registered for Go Grey in May
ONE MONTH TO MAKE BRAINS MATTER
Buy a beanie, or create your own fundraising event for Go Grey in May, and help us change the odds for kids and their families facing paediatric brain cancer: the #1 disease killer of young people.
Show The World Brains Matter!
We say the brain is where the heart lives...so keep your brain warm with an RCD Beanie. New styles now available in both adult and kid sizes.
WANTING TO CREATE YOUR OWN EVENT?
How To Get Started
STEP 1: REGISTER
Sign up as a school, workplace or individual. Decide on a date and time, and we’ll help you get the ball rolling.
STEP 2: START BRAINSTORMING
There are so many ways to Go Grey. Start simple with a grey casual clothes day (who doesn’t love spending all day in their comfy greys?) and step it up with an activity that brings big hearts together for a great cause like a trivia night.
STEP 3: MAKE YOUR IMPACT
Whether you’d like to fundraise through donations, selling merchandise, an online auction or raffle, every little bit counts. However you choose to Go Grey will have a huge impact, and most importantly – help save lives.
OTHER WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
Go Grey in May Yoga Day, or Connor's Book Club.
Connor's Book Club
Month of May
Connor's Book Club is a way to celebrate your grey matter during the month of May. It's easy to get involved! Simply set your own reading goal by yourself or with a group, and join our Facebook community of brainy bookworms.
Connor's Yoga
Month of May
Do your body, mind and soul a favour and join The Robert Connor Dawes Foundation for a mindful and relaxing hour of yoga with recorded session from Connor’s wonderful yoga teacher, Patricia Algeri. Workplace and school packages also available.
Anakie Primary Head Shave
Grade 5 student Eli and teacher, Mr. King, from Anakie Primary School, took their dedication to a whole new level by shaving their heads in support of kids fighting brain cancer. This act of bravery is a fantastic example of going above and beyond to raise awareness and critical funds during Go Grey in May.
Fundraising Resources
Use our fundraising resources to spread the word about your event. Download and edit them yourself
Find a fundraising page
Fundraising champs
news breakfast
RCD Foundation CEO and Founder, Liz Dawes OAM was proud to sit alongside Allison and Emily on ABC News Breakfast- raising awareness for Go Grey in May.
