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Thank you to everyone who bought one of our 2018 beanies and caps.  We have been blown away by your support and generosity helping us raise funds for vital brain cancer research.
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Our 2018 beanies are sold exclusively through CottonOn.com this year to help us get them to you quickly and easily.  Click the link below to head on over to our CB4BC Cotton.com beanie page and get yours now!

This year Cotton On have helped us bring you this awesome range of beanies and Australia Post will be delivering them straight to your door.  We can’t thank our amazing partners enough.

Click the link below to head to our cottonon.com.au beanie page and buy yours now!

Mercedes-Benz Winner!

Congratulations to Corinne, the winner of our Mercedes-Benz A180!! Thank you to the incredible generosity of our friends at Mercedes Benz Toorak.

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This year, we're going big.

Help us raise a further $5 million for vital brain cancer research.

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Win a Car!!

Buy a beanie and go into the draw.

Thanks to the generous support of our friends at Mercedes-Benz Toorak, every beanie order goes into the draw to win a brand new Mercedes-Benz A180 valued at over $47,000!!!

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Double our Impact!

This year the Australian Government is committed to matching our fundraising dollar for dollar up to $5 million – this will DOUBLE our impact in the fight against brain cancer!

Since 2015 we have raised $10.6 million!

Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart to all those that have helped us reach this incredible milestone.

Our Grants

We are thrilled to announce we have made a number of grants to help brain cancer research.

Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute

The most common form of brain cancer is glioblastoma multiforme, also known as GBM. It is both the most common adult brain tumour and the most aggressive. Fewer than 10 per cent of people diagnosed with this cancer are still alive five years after their diagnosis.

Walter + Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research

Investigating how the body's own immune system can be modified to develop a new treatment for brain cancer in children.

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“I am one of far too many Australians whose lives have been irrevocably changed by the tragedy of brain cancer. On December 27th 2010 my husband Greg Lange died at just 34 years of age. No one should have to suffer this way, and until we find a solution, people will.”

Carrie Bickmore

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“I am one of far too many Australians whose lives have been irrevocably changed by the tragedy of brain cancer. On December 27th 2010 my husband Greg Lange died at just 34 years of age. No one should have to suffer this way, and until we find a solution, people will.”

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