Fundraising videos

What would you do to fight cancer?

Our passionate fundraisers tell some stories of what they've done to help fight cancer and why. The options are limitless from shaving your head to organising functions or completing endurance events. What will you do?

Support Daffodil Day 2011

By supporting Daffodil Day, you can help families like Morgyn's to fight cancer.

Tuxedo Junction Ball 2011

Host David Cotter takes us on an inside tour of the Tuxedo Junction Ball, including a preview of performers and interviews with guests.

Girls Night In 2010

A series of videos with our Girls Night In ambassadors for 2010 including Faustina Agolley, Fiona O'Loughlin, Danielle Spencer, Anna Gare, Charli Delaney and Brad Ngata. View on our YouTube channel.

Relay for Life - In a Word

How do participants describe the Relay For Life experience? Find out from our fundraisers themselves.

Call to Arms TV ad 2010

Featuring Tim Cahill, Andrew Welsh and Tim Mannah. Register your sports club to wear yellow armbands and raise funds to help fight men's cancer.

Relay for Life thanks Victoria - 2010

Without people's incredible energy, and their generosity and their donations, we couldn't do what we set out to do every day.

Daffodil Day 2009 - Volunteer Thank you

Meet Gail Risbridger - a researcher looking at how hormones regulate prostate cancer. Gail is a grant recipient whose work is funded by the money Daffodil Day helped to raise.

Daffodil Day - 2nd 'If you' TV Ad 2009

Cancer Council Australia's 'if you' campaign focuses on 'if you think the 1 in 2 who gets cancer is 1 too many, then please buy a daffodil on Daffodil Day'.

Daffodil Day - 1st 'If you' TV Ad 2009

First add from Cancer Council Australia's 'if you' campaign. If you think the 1 in 2 who gets cancer is 1 too many, then please buy a daffodil on Daffodil Day.

Daffodil Day 2009 - Mum, I don't know how to tell you...

Anne Lindell volunteers on Daffodil Day. Her grandaughter Morgyn was diagnosed with cancer in 2005 at the age of 2.

Call to Arms TV campaign 2009

With Tim Cahill, Mathew Lloyd and Corey Payne. One in two men will be diagnosed with cancer. The odds are it could be you or your best mate.

Call to Arms TV Campaign 2008

Adam Ramanauskas and the Essendon football club invite you to join their campaign and wear a yellow armband on the sporting field to fight cancer - our toughest opponent yet.

Relay For Life early advertisement

Historic TV message. Be part of the most successful event in the world for fighting against cancer. In teams of 10, take turns keeping your batton moving around a track for 24 hours.

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