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We're proud to celebrate an incredible milestone. Since joining the Play for Purpose lottery, the Childhood Cancer Association has received $500,000 in funding to support children with cancer and their families.

For a limited time, when you purchase a participating Nature's Delight product from Tony & Mark's stores, 50 cents will be donated to the Childhood Cancer Association to help provide vital support services to families impacted by childhood cancer.

Families were treated to a very special day with the incredible Harlem Globetrotters, offering a chance to step away from hospital appointments, treatment schedules and the challenges of childhood cancer, and simply enjoy being kids.

Organised by Johnny Keko in honour of his brother Ross, who passed away from cancer 30 years ago, the 'Playing for Ross' Charity Soccer Match was filled with community spirit, friendly competition and a shared commitment to supporting kids with cancer.

From powerful family stories and inspiring speakers to outstanding entertainment, generous bidding and heartfelt moments throughout the day, every part of the 9th Unite4Kids event was a reminder of what can be achieved when people unite behind a common cause.

We're so grateful for the extraordinary fundraising efforts by the 3 Chicks in Spain who completed a 312km Journey of Reflection & Personal Challenge along the Camino de Santiago, in honour of Charlie Hoile.

We’re proud to launch our first-ever Impact Report, providing a comprehensive snapshot of the difference made possible through the generosity of our supporters, the dedication of our volunteers and staff, and the resilience of the children and families we support.

A heartfelt thank you to Tour de Cure Australia for their generous $10,000 grant supporting Bradley’s Place – a peaceful holiday home offering respite for families facing childhood cancer.

We’re incredibly proud to welcome Jordan Dawson, Captain of the Adelaide Crows, and his wife Milly as official Ambassadors for the Childhood Cancer Association.

For children undergoing cancer treatment, everyday experiences like kindy, playdates, and early learning can quickly disappear. The Childhood Cancer Association Playgroup helps restore these important moments, offering a calm, welcoming space for children to play, learn, and connect.

Thanks to recent funding we have successfully expanded our wheelchair and equipment loan service to better support families facing childhood cancer.

Hundreds of family members walked through the doors at Equippers Church for the CCA Family Christmas Fair and were met with warmth, kindness and a truly magical celebration.