Give today
for a stronger
tomorrow.
Every day, 72 Australian men hear the words no one wants to hear: you have prostate cancer. Donate to PCFA’s Giving Day on Thursday, 21 November to help save their lives.
You can help fund
life-saving research
At 54, Peter’s prostate cancer diagnosis came to him like a bolt from the blue.
“I was shocked. Cancer is something only other people get. You always think to yourself: I’m not going to get cancer. I had a robotic prostatectomy in April and continue to get better every day.
“I wouldn’t wish the experience on anybody. If we develop new treatments and ways of managing the disease, we would be spared a lot of pain.”
Peter Schweizer
Prostate cancer survivor
You can help
fund a future free of prostate cancer
Your donation will fund clinical trials to help discover new medicines and treatments for men with prostate cancer.
Together, we can end the pain of prostate cancer and protect future generations of Australian men from being taken away from us.
Thank you to all our generous supporters for standing up against prostate cancer.
$58.02
Matt - Mayor Of Cowan St
$58.02
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Ian Banks
$21.10
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$114.95
Phil Donohue
As a survivor, more than happy to donate to this important cause. Having regular PSA tests and early intervention saved my life
$114.95
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Steve Alderson
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Heck Mcgregor
We are a group of motorcycle enthusiasts with some of our members being diagnosed with Prostate Cancer. These funds are the result of a weekend get-together.
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$116.05
Grahame Hungerford
$116.05
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You can also Donate via Direct Deposit:
Account Name: Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia Ltd
BSB: 062 000
Account Number: 12668231
Payment reference: Your full name
To request your receipt: donations@pcfa.org.au
a less invasive cure is what we all need !