This Christmas, there’s no better gift than hope

Research shows 1 in 20 Queensland women will be diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer by the age of 85.

With a Christmas donation this year, together we can bring hope where it’s needed most. Donate to Cancer Council Queensland this Christmas to help fund pioneering cancer research, and cancer support and prevention programs.

Women's lives depend on research funding. Donate now to gift hope.

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will help pay for the processing of tissue and blood samples to understand cancer risk. 

$65

will go towards helping us fund PhD scholarships for the next generation of cancer researchers.

$100

will go towards funding our childhood cancer research unit.

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Jordyn’s story

This year, Jordyn experienced the unimaginable — being diagnosed with a rare gynaecological cancer while pregnant with her first child. Her story is just one example of how cancer affects families across Queensland.

Why your Christmas donation matters

Your support of our mission is more crucial now than ever.

By 2030, it’s estimated approximately 350,000 Queenslanders will be living with cancer.

Around 32,000 Queenslanders are diagnosed with cancer every year

1 in 20 women will be diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer by age 85

This year, your Christmas donation can provide hope to Queenslanders by funding world-class cancer research, prevention programs and support services.

Donate now to gift hope

A gift that gives back – Cancer research

At Cancer Council Queensland, we’re currently working on multiple studies to improve treatment protocols and quality of life for people diagnosed with gynaecological cancers, the 3rd leading cause of cancer-related death in young Queensland women.

Through projects like the Australian Cancer Atlas 2.0, developed alongside QUT and launched this year, we can give policymakers, advocates, and communities the tools to create better health outcomes for women like Jordyn, and all Queenslanders living with cancer.