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312PEOPLE ARE FIRING UP THE BARBIE |
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$215,757AMOUNT RAISED |
Steam Solutions just donated $100- Anonymous just donated $100
- Paul Castles just donated $52.20
- Dalwyn McErlane just donated $50
- Glen Ivers just donated $100
- Glen Ivers just donated $100
- Andrea Sherburn just donated $104
- Dalwyn McErlane just donated $1,444.10
- Anonymous just donated $41.76
- Brian Fisher just donated $104.40
- HighBrit Beef BBQ just donated $170
- Yamid Arenas just donated $52.20
- Unison Health Big Aussie Barbie Event just donated $350.45
- Sausage Sizzle donations just donated $100
- Annette Koch just donated $108.58
- Michael Coburn just donated $52.20
- Anonymous just donated $20.88
- David R just donated $52.20
- Anonymous just donated $108.58
- Rosalind Gavin just donated $31.32
The Big Aussie Barbie is a great way to raise money to support PCFA and the lives we can save.
All you need to do is host a Big Aussie Barbie during the last weekend in November.
Every dollar you raise will fund life-saving research, awareness and support programs for Aussie men and families impacted by prostate cancer.
Step 1
SIGN UP
Register your Big Aussie Barbie and you’ll get full access to our website, with recipes, fundraising and planning tips, videos and more.
Step 2
SPREAD THE WORD
Pick a date. Invite your mates. Ask them to help support men and families impacted by prostate cancer.
Step 3
GET GRILLING
Let your barbie begin! Share your page with friends and post your pics on social media with the hashtags #BigAussieBarbie #prostatecancer #pcfa.
A message from the Hon Scott Morrison MP
THE LEADERBOARD
WHO WILL YOU GRILL FOR?
“When we were told Dad had prostate cancer, my whole family was effectively given a cancer diagnosis. I believe we need to get to a point where discussing health issues, like prostate cancer, is a normal part of our conversations with friends and family. When family and friends are gathered around the barbie and enjoying a game of backyard cricket, I see the love and delight in each face, and remember the lesson my father taught me, that when you look after other people, you're also taking care of yourself.”
Matthew Hayden AM, Former world-champion Australian batsman.
