We’re on a mission
To improve the odds for kids facing brain cancer- the #1 disease killer of young people. Help us show the world that brains matter by making a donation, joining one of our events, or doing it your way with a brainy fundraiser.
Cr Matthew just donated $150.00- Brendan just donated $5.28
- Jodie just donated $10.55
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- Harmion Levi just donated $52.75
- Thakur just donated $105.50
- Fay Edelman just donated $26.38
- Ruth Meyer just donated $52.75
Felicia just registered for Fe & Len's Golden Wedding Anniversary- Russell just donated $155.15
- Connor just donated $77.68
- Gregory just donated $77.32
- Hayley just donated $5.00
- MacLaren Neil just donated $52.75
- Anonymous just donated $1020.00
- Mark Buyck just donated $211.00
- Julia Patton just donated $411.55
- Forever7 2024 just donated $1694.00
- Rohan Clarke just donated $211.00
Natalie Bakas just donated $50.00
How you can help make brains matter
FUNDRAISE
Start your own fundraiser
In Memory
Create an in memory page
EVENTS
Join one of our events
DONATE
Make a life-changing donation
MORE FUN THAN RUN!
Join us for our 12th Connor's Run:
Connor's Run Melbourne: Sunday September 15, 2024. Bayside to the Boatsheds
Your Way Any Day: Whole month of September, anywhere in the world
$13.5 million raised for brain matters
We are powered by many big hearts & brains that volunteer time, money & services. As a result, we’re able to put 100% of tax-deductible donations towards our brain matters projects.
Research
Your donation enables researchers to further understand and better treat brain tumours, including earlier detection, surgery and post-surgery treatments.
Care
Supporting young people with our in-home music therapy program. Programs such as these are emotionally invaluable and provide comfort to both the patient and the family.
Development
Your support will fund the next generation of brain cancer practitioners and researchers through awareness programs, PhD scholarships, and establishing strong global connections.
