Pink is the colour we play
Come out swinging on Pink Stumps Day and get your team together, challenge your school, workplace or club to a test of the ages.
Pink is the colour we play
Come out swinging on Pink Stumps Day and get your team together, challenge your school, workplace or club to a test of the ages. Play in pink and raise funds to ensure no one misses out on the care of a McGrath Cancer Care Nurse.
How it works
Step 2
Choose a date
Pick the date of your Pink Stumps Day.
Step 3
Spread the word
Start sharing your page with family and friends, to raise funds for the McGrath Foundation.
Step 4
Hit the pitch in pink!
Have fun on your Pink Stumps Day, in support of individuals and families experiencing cancer.
Join our incredible community
Get inspired by our amazing McGrath Foundation fundraisers. Together, we can work towards a future where no one misses out on the care of a McGrath Cancer Care Nurse.
It’s an opportunity to showcase our cricket skills and passion
Northern Power Cricket Club has been a massive supporter of women’s cricket and being a part of Pink Stumps Day was a chance to raise awareness and funds for those going through breast cancer. Kelly Jolley, a player on their women’s team also added, “It is also an opportunity to showcase our cricket skills and passion to the men of the club, family and friends!”
Emmaus Christian School
When Emmaus Christian School teacher Ms O’Connell was diagnosed with breast cancer, it was felt deeply through the whole community. Ms O’Connell is a beloved teacher who had been teaching at the school from primary to Year 10 for many years, when she was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in April 2022.
North Kalgoorlie Cricket Club
The third annual Pink Stumps Day event took place on the 18th of February 2023, and what a day it was for the Kalgoorlie- Boulder community. A hot and balmy 37 degree and the side of the cricket oval was a sea of pink. Roughly 60 local women came out to watch the Eastern Goldfields Cricket Association A-grade competition.
Pink is the colour we play
Ronda McConnon just donated $54- Aaron Brougham just donated $23
- Harry Doig just donated $23
Manoj Karki just donated $12- Carcass just donated $264
- Binisa just donated $50
- Wuersching’s just donated $54
- Dipen Neupane and Suyasa Sharma just donated $54
- Simon Rutherford just donated $106
- Hannah Swainston just donated $30
- Stephen Flynn just donated $54
- Narelle Wright just donated $54
- Taylah Gray just donated $54
- Anonymous just donated $10
- Daniel Rickman just donated $28
- Mel S just donated $54
- Anonymous just donated $100
- Sophie Millen just donated $54
- Tonya Dixon just donated $28
- David Dawson just donated $44
The pinkest on the pitch
Why fundraise?
For 20 years, we’ve given our all to breast cancer. Now we’re taking our care to all cancer. And we need your help to do it.
Since 2005, we’ve supported over 150,000 people and their families, for free. With 1 in 2 people in Australia at risk of being diagnosed with cancer, we need more McGrath Cancer Care Nurses in communities across Australia.
We’re asking you to grab your mates, your mum and your boss to pitch up, pink up and have a go at fundraising. So that no one misses out on care.
Need help with your pink fundraiser?
Get in touch with our Community Team on 02 9962 6100 or email communityevents@mcgrathfoundation.com.au
There’s always a fun way to fundraise
Fundraise Your Way
No matter how you choose to raise money, you’ll be helping deliver world leading cancer nursing services to support people and their families through cancer.
Pink Up Your Town
Turn your town pink during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Your efforts will bring the care of a McGrath Breast Care Nurse to more individuals and their families.
Become a Corporate Partner
Pink is the colour of products, corporate events and team engagement.
Regular Givers
Can’t commit to organising an event? Join our community of supporters who donate regularly.
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Want to honour the
memory of your loved one?
You can also make an individual donation, create an ‘In Memory’ page or request ‘In Memoriam’ envelopes for a funeral.
