How you can help

We are committed to providing cancer treatment in a manner that supports, nurtures and empowers patients, their families & carers.

Make a donation

Support an appeal

Donate in memory

How to fundraise

Leave a bequest

Other ways to support

Fundraise

We have a fundraising activity to suit everybody, it's easy and rewarding and we're here to help you every step of the way.

Need some ideas? Have a read through our tips & advice for some pointers on how to make the most out of your fundraising efforts.

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In memory

A gift in memory is a thoughtful way to remember your loved one and help transform cancer treatment and care in Australia.

Remember a loved one by setting up a personalised in memory page that friends and family can donate to.

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Anna Marotta Fund

In honour of patient Anna Marotta, donations will support sarcoma programs at Chris O'Brien Lifehouse.

$7,552

raised of our $20,000 Goal

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Volunteer

Chris O’Brien Lifehouse volunteers work side-by-side with staff to deliver uncompromising care to our patients and their families. They work both behind the scenes and more directly with patients and their families.

Corporate

Align your company with Chris O’Brien Lifehouse and help to improve the quality of life of cancer patients, carers and their families by advancing the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, cure and prevention of the disease.

Dry July

By going Dry this July, you have the chance to raise important funds for people affected by cancer.

1:00AM - 11:00PM

1 Jul - 31 Jul 18

Patient Advocate, Gail O’Brien AO

As the wife of the late Professor Chris O’Brien (AO), Gail has played an instrumental role in supporting her husband’s vision for Australia to have its own world-class, fully integrated and comprehensive cancer care facility.

A tireless advocate for cancer patients, Gail O’Brien was awarded the Officer of the Order of Australia in 2018 for her commitment to improving the lives of people with cancer.