Girls' Night In

Get the girls together and raise funds for people affected by cancer.

More than 200 Australian women are diagnosed with cancer every day. Your efforts can fund life-saving research and support.

See how others have turned moments with friends into meaningful fundraising.

Lexi’s Puppy Yoga

Our story

Lexi hosted a Girls’ Night In with a twist, bringing people together for a Puppy Yoga fundraiser in support of her mum, who is currently going through treatment for breast cancer.

What started as a simple idea quickly grew. After reaching out to a local business, Lexi organised two classes that filled almost immediately, with even more people joining a waitlist.

“I honestly can’t believe how many donations have come through in such a short time. I’m still a bit overwhelmed in the best way,” Lexi said.

By sharing her fundraiser with friends and family, Lexi created something meaningful, not just for her mum, but for everyone who wanted to show their support.

Our top tips

Sharing your story makes a big difference. When Lexi posted about her mum and why the fundraiser mattered to her, people connected and were eager to support.

We raised $16,205

Tenille’s Girls’ Night In

Our story

As a busy mum, Tenille wanted a way to pause and spend quality time with her closest friends.

They all shared one thing in common. Each of them had been affected by cancer in some way, whether personally or through someone they love.

So Tenille brought everyone together for a simple Girls’ Night In. It was a chance to slow down, connect, and do something meaningful together.

“Life is so busy. Girls’ Night In is my way of getting my closest friends together to stop, connect, have a night off and support a great cause,” Tenille said.

Our top tips

Keep it simple. Tenille made fundraising easy by asking guests for a set entry donation, which made it effortless for everyone to take part and contribute.

We raised $700+