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It's easy and secure, and your donation means a lot to those living with blood and bone marrow cancers.

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Great things happen when Australians give

Patients, their families and their carers need support. Research is needed for prevention, better treatments and cures of these diseases.
The Foundation receives no ongoing government funding so relies on the generosity and goodwill of Australians like you.

There are many ways you can give and make great things happen:

With others

Sign up for an event

Hundreds of great events are held around the country throughout the year to raise funds for patient support and research. Why not join an event, meet new people and help raise vital funds?

Do your own fundraising

This is a fantastic way to make great things happen. It’s also lots of fun, a great way to meet new people, extremely rewarding and easy! We’ve got lots of suggestions to get you started.

Be a volunteer

From driving patients to and from treatment, maintaining our accommodation centres or helping raise funds, volunteers are crucial to helping us achieve our goals.

Be a business partner

The Leukaemia Foundation develops business relationships by following a best practice model that strives for a 'win-win' partnership through joint planning and development. There are a large number of ways we can work together – from one activity to a multi-tiered program.

By yourself

Make a donation

By making a donation today, you are assisting the Leukaemia Foundation improve the quality of lives of patients and families by providing personalised and practical care and support. You are also investing in vital research into better treatments and cures.

Make a secure online donation now, or consider workplace giving or bequests.

Buy from our online shop

Browse our range of merchandise, including wristbands and great ideas for fundraising events. Selling merchandise is a fun and easy way help raise funds for the Foundation.

Donate blood

Patients being treated for leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma or a related blood disorder are one of the major users of donated blood. By donating blood, you are helping provide life-saving treatment to thousands of Australians every year