Cancer Council ACT is asking our wonderful Canberra community to come together throughout August and help fund vital cancer research this Daffodil Day.
The official date for Daffodil Day is Thursday 22 August, but you can get involved and help support this special day any time throughout August.
This year, Daffodil Day celebrates 38 years of turning Australia yellow, with Cancer Council hoping to raise more than $2.6 million for cancer research nationwide.
Cancer Council works across every aspect of cancer, but we rely on the generosity of community donations to help fund our work. We all have the ability to create change in the lives of people impacted by cancer by funding cancer research. With your support, it’s all of us against cancer.
Here are 4 ways you can give hope this Daffodil Day:
1. Buy a bunch of Daffodils
You can pre-order your fresh daffodils by filling out your details on this form or, purchase a bunch on Daffodil Day at one of our stalls! Brighten up your home or office by adding a pop of yellow.
2. Visit one of our Daffodil Day stalls
Our wonderful volunteers will be at our Daffodil Day sites across Canberra on Thursday, 22 August. Find out more here.
3. Fundraise
Host a fundraiser - wear yellow at your workplace, school or with friends, take the Daffodil Day Dip or hold a yellow morning tea. The possibilities are endless! Your fundraiser can be as big or as small as you like, the only requirement is that you have FUN! If you are a part of an organisation, we have created a Workplace Toolkit which you can download now!
4. Donate online
To make an offline donation to Cancer Council ACT’s Daffodil Day, please see the details below:
Direct bank deposit payments and donations can be made to:
Cancer Council ACT Fundraising
BSB: 062905
Account: 1002 3112
Reference: #DDA(Last Name)
Please send receipt of your deposit to accounts@actcancer.org
The more we give, the more lives we can save. That’s why we are encouraging you to give it your all by registering to fundraise or by donating this Daffodil Day.
For more information or to get involved, visit www.daffodilday.com.au
Thank you!