11 October 2026 Join thousands of others and make a difference as you run, jog, wheel or walk your way through the city streets, passing iconic Melbourne landmarks before finishing with a lap of honour around the MCG’s hallowed turf. Get a team together or take on the challenge solo and choose from the 5km, […]
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Marni Anderson is keen to spread awareness about Australia’s number one killer – Melanoma – and to promote skin care products designed to reduce the damaging effects of too much UV radiation. Marni will use the City to Surf event to spread her message and invites any donation or other support. We wish to thank
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We’d like to thank and acknowledge the Broadbeach Cats Football Club for hosting a Golf Day and fundraising for melanoma research. The event was held in June in Queensland, with 140 players. It was a great day and a very successful event. Jason, the president of the club was thrilled to have our Board Member
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On Sunday 20th July, the Duffy family hosted the Lyell Duffy Memorial Golf Day in Yeppoon, QLD. The event is in its 11th year and was a great success. Our board member Mark Streeting attended to personally thank Fay, Marc and Family as well as the sponsors, volunteers and the community who have shown their
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We wish to thank Jan McDonald and Lifestyle Bittern Communities for their continued support hosting another Open Garden Day on 13 April to raise awareness around melanoma and sun safety, with proceeds going to melanoma research. The event was a great success and enjoyable for all. The wonderful entertainment was a performance by the Royal
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The Iona Presentation College in Mosman Park, WA held a Splash & Dash event where students participated in a water-based obstacle course to raise funds for charity. As you can see from the photos, it was a great afternoon full of fun, laughs and awesome outfits! Part of the proceeds came to AMRF for melanoma
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The MGA Whittles Community Foundation recently hosted their annual Golf Day to raise funds for the AMRF. The event was a great success and, judging by the photos and video below, a lot of fun! We wish to sincerely thank all the personnel, national offices, foundation committee and the sponsors for their continued support for melanoma research.
Saturday 22 February 2025 Our corporate Partner Fish Nankivell are participating in the World Series Swim in Noosa Feb 22/23 2025. Their team “The Jilly’s” is in honour of their friend Jill, who sadly lost her battle with melanoma. If you would like to make a donation to support The Jilly’s to help Jill’s memory
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It’s a wrap for the Melanoma March 2025 and we wish to thank everyone who participated and made it a success. ? It was great to meet such passionate people and that’s one of the reasons why we continue to stay committed to our focus on melanoma awareness, early detection and of course fundraising for research.
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The Flowers in the Sun project is now complete and the Echidna Australian Sewing and Embroidery Community has very kindly sent us this wonderful quilt. The Flowers in the Sun project is a symbol of hope and solidarity for all those affected by melanoma and to send the message that research saves lives. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDwGfrpVUho We
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