The Institute relies entirely upon donations and the support of fundraisers across Australia.  Please help us to raise funds for our research and awareness programs.

Organising a fundraising event is easy and rewarding, limited only by your imagination.  From morning teas; dinners; auctions; cocktail parties; trivia/karaoke nights, triathlons and competitions; dress up/down days; wine tasting; fun runs; treks and challenges . . . the options are endless! 

Drop us an email or give us a call on 02 9926 5014 with your ideas.

IT’S Crunch Time at Iceworks Restaurant in Paddington next Thursday night, as they sponsor a cocktail evening in support of Bowel Cancer Australia.

Organiser Bonnie D’Arcy said she was inspired to create the event after a close family member was diagnosed with the disease this year.

“Thankfully it appears the diagnosis was made fairly early and they’re now recovering well after receiving chemotherapy,” she said.

“The purpose of our event is to raise some much needed funds to help fight this disease, and to let people know how important it is to have regular checks by your doctor. Bowel cancer can strike any age, and early detection can be vital towards beating it.”

The evening will include music from duo Bitter and Twisted, and auction items including an original painting by local artist Sharon Fuller.

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The KGC Ladies Charity Golf Day promises to be a fantastic day with wonderful raffle prizes, a trivia quiz, and quite a few surprises to keep you entertained throughout the day.

Don’t forget that fruit is the theme and red and green are the colours to wear. We have a prize for best-dressed team, (there are rumours of some pretty amazing outfits being created), and remember to bring along some gold coins for finding that bit of extra distance and accuracy in your game!

Your generosity is very much appreciated and, as you know, all goes towards a very worthy charity, Bowel Cancer Australia.

Some of Australia’s best known names in comedy have teamed up to raise money for bowel cancer research and awareness.

The KGC Ladies Committee Open Garden Day – the garden has a long history dating back to 1896 when the house was first built. The Victorian home was one of the first in the suburb of Lindfield..

The garden has evolved over more than 100 years and now includes Jenny’s beautiful roses, lilies, lavender, herbs and citrus.

In memory of their mother Jenny, Louise and Peta from Baby Let’s Cruz, the mobile baby boutique, are donating proceeds from every item sold to Bowel Cancer Australia to help fund research.

So get together with your friends or mothers groups, put the littlies to bed and let them show you the seasons latest clothes, the best accessories and skin care products. To view the online catalogue or to find out more click here.

Ian Usher, the guy who sold his life on eBay, has embarked on a personal challenge of achieving 100 goals in 100 weeks.

One of these goals is to raise $50,000 for bowel cancer research as the disease claimed the life of his father.

You can help Ian achieve his goal by making a donation to the Institute.

Click here for more details. To help Ian achieve his goal of raising $50,000 for bowel cancer research, you can make an online donation here.

A Bowel Cancer Australia team, participated in the gruelling 450-kilometre Hartley Cycle Challenge from Canberra to Mount Kosciusko and back.

The institute featured prominently when the Windsor Polo Club hosted the Goldman Sachs JBWere Australia v New Zealand International Polo test, where trans-Tasman rivalry was at fever pitch.

A team entered the Hartley Cycle Challenge 2007 to help raise bowel cancer awareness.