On the left are seven ways we can help you get organised to Do Your Thing. You may not need all this assistance, but naturally we want your Thing to be as successful as possible. Here’s what’s in each section:
- Your event page shows you how to create a personal fundraising page which will help you manage your Thing, invite attendees and accept donations online.
- Planning your event is an 11-point, step-by-step checklist to help keep your Thing on track.
- Hints & tips is some practical advice from experienced Do Your Thing fundraisers.
- Boosting your funds has over a dozen suggestions for ways to increase donations.
- Publicity gives you guidance on dealing with local media and keeping them interested in your Thing.
- FAQ has answers to literally dozens of questions about how Do Your Thing works.
- Contact If you can’t find what you need in the other sections, speak to your regional Cancer Council office for one-to-one advice.
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EDEN GARDENS CREATES A PINK PARADISE
In 2008 North Ryde’s Eden Gardens turned their garden centre pink to help raise funds for breast cancer research and Pink Ribbon Day.
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THE CAPED CRUSADER
Simon Webster has an unusual way of raising fund for Cancer Council. Every year, in May, he dusts down a bright yellow body suit...
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HILLARY & GILBERT'S BIG DAY WAS BIG FOR US TOO!
With several members of their families having battled cancer, Hillary and Gilbert wanted a symbolic way to...
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You've probably already got questions about how Do Your Thing works. Here's answers to 30 questions that fundraisers commonly ask.
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Another way to Do Your Thing is to join a pre-organised event and support Cancer Council through your participation. Here's what's happening soon.
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