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Leaving a gift in your Will will help kids with cancer.

The Childhood Cancer Association provides practical, hands-on support to kids with cancer, and their families.

Because while families can rely on outstanding medical treatment, the critical support services they need aren’t provided by either state or federal government.

With no government funding, the continuation of our support relies 100% on the generosity and philanthropy of our supporters.

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How your gift will make a difference

Leaving a gift in your Will is an extraordinary act of generosity and a way to make a real difference beyond your lifetime. It will have a significant impact on the work we do, helping fund our counsellors and allow us to continue the many vital support services we provide to kids with cancer.


I was motivated by the desire to make a lasting impact. My legacy gift will provide a significant contribution that might be more challenging to give during my lifetime. Brendon Hore, Donor Read more
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How to leave a gift in your Will

Leaving a gift to the Childhood Cancer Association is a powerful way to leave a lasting legacy.

The simplest and most common way is to leave a fixed amount of money from your estate to the Childhood Cancer Association.

If you are planning to remember the Childhood Cancer Association in your Will you should discuss this with your solicitor who can assist with the preparation of your Will and ensure your wishes are met.

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To make the process easy, we have partnered with Safewill, Australia's digital estate planning platform, to offer our community 100% off an online Will from 16-30 March 2026 (RRP $160).

Safewill allows you to:

  • Complete a legally valid Will in around 20 minutes
  • Have your Will reviewed by a practising Australian solicitor
  • Include a gift to the Childhood Cancer Association, if you wish
  • Update it easily as your circumstances change
  • Follow simple step-by-step guidance throughout
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Already have a Will?

If you already have a Will, it can be updated to include a gift to the Childhood Cancer Association. Your solicitor can guide you through this process.

If you've already chosen to include the Childhood Cancer Association in your Will, we would be honoured to know. Sharing your intentions allows us to thank you and ensure your gift is used according to your wishes. All information is confidential. non-binding, and can be changed at any time.


For Solicitors

We have prepared suggested wording to assist in including a gift to the Childhood Cancer Association in your client's Will.

Thank you

Thank you for considering a gift to the Childhood Cancer Association in your Will. We understand what a significant decision this can be and we sincerely appreciate your support.

Please know that any information you provide us is simply a statement of your current intentions and is in no way legally binding and will be kept in the strictest confidence.

Cath O'Loughlin, Chief Executive.

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Bequest Enquiries

If you’d like more information about how to make a bequest or leave a gift to us in your Will, please contact us by clicking the button below to complete our online form.

If you have already included us in your Will we would like to thank you personally for your generosity. By informing us of your plans you’ll become part of a special group of supporters who receive invitations to special events, and personal updates. You can do so by using the button below to complete our online form.

Alternatively, you can get in contact with our CEO Cath O’Loughlin on (08) 8239 1444 or send Cath an email at info@childhoodcancer.asn.au

Cath will be happy to answer your questions and tell you more about the important work we do at the Childhood Cancer Association.

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Watch Thomas's Story

Watch this 5 minute film where Chris Hartley talks through his family’s journey after his son's diagnosis of a brain tumour and the support he received from the Childhood Cancer Association.