Fundraising & events

Bake a difference for childhood cancer research all year long! Sell your fresh baked cupcakes at a morning or afternoon tea at your school, workplace or just between friends to raise funds for the bold research needed to find better treatments and ultimately a cure for childhood cancer. 

Clip, cut or chop your hair! Shaving your head or getting a short crop is a great way to show solidarity for kids affected by cancer and to fundraise for childhood cancer research. You can Lose Your Locks as an individual or grab your mates and make this a team challenge!

Dress up like a pirate, bring your treasure, and raise money for kids' brain cancer research. The ship is pushing out again on Friday 19 May 2023 but you can register any date that suits you and your crew. Registration opens soon.

You can write a book for kids in hospital and transform their day by transporting them to another time, place or even dimension through the power of your imaginative words and pictures! 

The Better Challenge returns this spring! Register your interest to be notified when the challenge is LIVE. Run, walk or roll 90km in September and help raise money for cancer treatments that are kinder, gentler and more effective.

Together, we can do BETTER for kids with cancer





A fabulous opportunity to network with a variety of female leaders and thought-provokers. Enjoy a premium lunch while you hear from a panel of inspiring speakers discussing leadership, success and the importance of businesses empowering women to pursue excellence in their careers.

An Adventure Like No Other: Join our founder, Col Reynolds, as we take on the challenge of tackling some of the most remarkable parts of Australia’s Snowy Mountain ranges to raise funds for childhood cancer research.

Join us for a festive lunch at Royal Randwick Racecourse on Thursday 07 December from 12-4pm as we wrap up the year and celebrate all the wonderful achievements from the TKCP community. To book a table or find out more information please contact Patrick Phibbs at patrick@tkcp.org.au.