Donate today - because change is possible
Help fuel life-saving research and provide crucial support services for people living with brain cancer.
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Yet limited treatment options and a lack of investment in research mean that brain cancer has one of the lowest survival rates of any cancer.
Your donation today can help power the world-class research that will move us closer to a cure and help provide vital support for the thousands of Australians – and their families – currently living with brain cancer.
You’ll be giving the gift of real hope, as we work together towards a future where no life is lost to brain cancer.
Brain cancer kills more people under 40 than any other cancer and more children than any other diease in Australia.
Brain cancer survival rates have only increased from 20% to 24% in the last 40 years.
Only 6% of people with glioblastoma – the most common primary brain cancer – survive more than five years beyond their diagnosis.
Our mission is clear. To rapidly improve brain cancer survival and improve quality of life for people impacted by the disease.
When you donate today, you’ll help drive that mission forward – by funding essential support and advocacy services and fuelling research with the power to change lives.
When you donate today, you’ll help drive that mission forward – by funding essential support and advocacy services and fuelling research with the power to change lives.
$50
can help connect someone with the National Advocacy Service, providing guidance, support services and help in navigating waht comes next.
$100
can help power urgent advocacy, pushing for access to new treatments like vorasidenib, so more Australians can benefit sooner.
$250
can help fund vital lab time for researchers, accelerating discoveries to develop better treatments and improve survival.
$500
can help drive urgent progress across research, support, advocacy and awareness – funding the most critical work to change outcomes for brain cancer.
"I miss her every day"
When Tracey was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2022, her family's world shattered.
"Tracey was the heart of our home," says her husband Michael. "We'd been together for 23 years and had two amazing daughters. She loved being a mum more than anything."
Early in her cancer journey, Tracey told Michael, "The only thing we can change is our attitude."
When things took a turn for the worse, Tracey penned letters to her daughters – for the graduations, birthdays and weddings she knew she'd never see.
She and Michael celebrated their wedding anniversary just weeks before Tracey died at home. "I miss her every day," he says.
Donate today to help support families – and keep them together for longer.
We’re doing this by:
Research
Funding word-class brain cancer research, accelerating progress toward a cure.
Support
Helping families access the right practical supports when they need them most.
Advocacy
Advocating for greater affordability and access to breakthrough treatments for patients.
Donate now to help change the future for people with brain cancer.