Community First Credit Union has announced it has officially raised $1 million for the McGrath Foundation to help fund McGrath Breast Care Nurses across Australia. Since 2009, Community First Credit Union has been donating $20 of …
Read moreWe’re beyond excited to announce that 2020 will be the second year the McGrath Foundation is a major beneficiary partner of the Dry July Foundation! The funds raised by those choosing to go Dry in …
Read moreClare has been a registered nurse since 1992 and a breast care nurse since 2007. She joined the McGrath Foundation as a McGrath Breast Care Nurse in 2018. Clare helped establish Breast Cancer Interest Group …
Read moreMcGrath Foundation has increased the hours of its Breast Care Nurse Telephone Support Line in response to growing demand from breast cancer patients during COVID-19. The service, manned by specialist McGrath Breast Care Nurses, is …
Read moreThe Australian Turf Club’s (ATC) inaugural Pink Fashion Lunch in support of the McGrath Foundation was held on Saturday 14th March at Rosehill Gardens, raising an incredible $17,000 through the sale of raffle tickets and …
Read moreThe McGrath Foundation and the Australian Turf Club have announced an innovative new event partnership to mark the launch of Sydney’s First Pink Raceday. Held on Sunday 14 March on Chandon Ladies Day, Sydney’s First …
Read moreOn behalf of all of us at the McGrath Foundation, thank you for your support during this year’s Domain Pink Test. This was a unique year, with Australia in the grips of one of the …
Read moreTo mark the twelfth Domain Pink Test at the SCG (3 – 7 January 2020), Cricket Australia and McGrath Foundation has partnered with one of Australia’s most celebrated artists, Ken Done AM, to create a …
Read moreCanberra McGrath Breast Care Nurse Kerryn Ernst has received the prestigious Churchill Fellowship Medal after completing the program requirements of the award. The Churchill Fellowship recognises new and exciting ideas and focuses on addressing issues …
Read moreAustralian polar explorer and McGrath Foundation fundraiser Geoff Wilson is the first Australian to reach The Pole of Inaccessibility on the Antarctic Plateau. It is his first major achievement on “The Longest Journey” mission in …
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