In May 2015, Carrie Bickmore won the prestigious Gold Logie at the TV Week Logie awards, which she dedicated to her late husband Greg who passed away five years earlier following a 10-year battle with brain cancer. Carrie went on to form Carrie's Beanies 4 Brain Cancer Foundation which aims to raise desperately needed funds towards research into the horrible disease that is brain cancer.

We are working on a fantastic new range of beanies for winter 2020! This year we’re continuing to support our incredible researchers all around the country. See our Grants for a few of the projects you have helped support by buying a beanie. We know that these incredible programs are all providing more critical pieces of the puzzle as we work towards a cure for brain cancer. Please continue to wear your beanies proudly and if you want to organise your own fundraiser click here.

Grants

We are thrilled to announce our latest grants to incredible brain cancer research projects.

CB4BC commits $5m over 5 years

$10m to paediatric brain cancer clinical trials

Our first $1m under the ABCM allocated to amazing research projects

$500k to fight paediatric brain cancer

Walter & Eliza Hall Institute immunology research project

Research targeting Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM)

Royal Melbourne Hospital Neuroscience Foundation

Precision GBM study

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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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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Since 2015 we have raised over $11 million!

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

“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

Help us make a difference.

“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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Hold your own fundraiser...

Get involved and host a fundraiser to help fight brain cancer.

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...or support our current fundraisers

To add your fundraiser information here please email the details to info@carriesbeanies4braincancer.com

In loving memory of Brendan Bourke

Brendan had a personality larger than life. He was the life of every party and was loved by everyone who met him.

$10,000

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Michel's 60th

In memory of my sister Veronica, I thank you for helping to find a cure for this terrible disease. Veronica was fun, honest, quirky and weirdly great and she was taken from us far too soon. We miss her terribly.

Goal: $2,000

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In memory of Keith Benton

Keith Benton was the most amazing husband, father, son and friend to so many. I invite you to make a donation to fund vital research into Brain Cancer to put an end to this most cruel of diseases.

Goal: $1,000

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Hiking 4 Brain Cancer

Brain Cancer is killing too many of our loved ones. This is unacceptable and we want to be part of the solution by raising much needed funds for research into this horrible disease.

Goal: $10,000

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In memory of Max

I don't know where I'd be without my black beanie from the original release and my link one from last year after losing our grandfather to brain cancer.

Goal: $5,000

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Running for a Cure

Those who know me know that I have never enjoyed running, I've always somewhat feared it. You'd also know that in 2013 my Mum was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumour. Luckily, Mum won! Unfortunately for way too many people, especially children, this is not the case. SO...on Sunday 19th May I'm facing my own fear and running a Half Marathon for everyone who has had to face brain cancer.

Goal: $10,000

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