Daffodil Day
This August, Cancer Council SA is celebrating 40 years of Daffodil Day. Since its inaugural year in 1986, Daffodil Day has grown into one of the biggest and most loved community events in Australia. Through fundraising for world-leading cancer research and vital support services, Daffodil Day has grown hope and given back for all that cancer takes.
There are many ways to get involved this Daffodil Day and join the 40th anniversary celebrations. You could make a splash with the Daffodil Day Dip, get dressed up in yellow and host your own fundraising event at work, or even just have important conversations with those around you to raise awareness of the impacts of cancer.
The Daffodil Day online store will be going live soon, so keep an eye out to ensure you don't miss your chance to buy fresh daffodils to support cancer research.
Find out more about how you can join the celebrations on the Daffodil Day website.
The Biggest Backyard Cricket Bash
Cancer Council SA is partnering with Breakthrough Mental Health Foundation for a once-in-a-lifetime cricket experience raising vital funds for mental health and cancer research. As proud charity partners of the South Australian Cricket Association, we are excited to offer 10 lucky corporate teams to play in the first ever Biggest Backyard Cricket Bash on the legendary Adelaide Oval.
On Sunday 11 October, teams will play in a round-robin T10 competition on Adelaide Oval, with the top two teams battling it out in a grand final on the centre wicket alongside South Australian cricket legends. Spaces are limited, so get in quick to secure a team.
To find out more about the day or express your interest, visit the website.
The Longest Day
Are you up for the ultimate golfing challenge? The Longest Day is designed to test your skill and stamina on the green, all while raising vital funds for Cancer Council SA. Across your choice of either 72, 54 or 36 consecutive rounds of golf, the day is all about supporting cancer prevention programs, research and support services.
Whether you’re a casual golfer getting together with your mates or bringing your team together at work, every stroke counts towards helping people impacted by cancer when they need it most.
Ready to tee off? Visit the website to find out how.
Volunteering and team-building
Cancer Council SA offers corporate volunteering opportunities which can help bring your team together. Join us for a half-day session and get an inside look at how Cancer Council SA supports people in our community impacted by cancer.
You’ll be brought together to lend a helping hand in the office, take part in hosting an afternoon tea with our Greenhill Lodge guests who have travelled to Adelaide for cancer treatment, connect with Cancer Council SA staff, tour the amazing Lodge and bring your team closer together.
Send an email to volunteer@cancersa.org.au to register your team’s interest.
