Camp Quality’s services and programs provide laughter, distraction, and specialised cancer care to children in hospital, and offer families fun experiences to reconnect, create positive memories, and build a supportive community.
Over 9,100 kids aged up to 15 years facing cancer, and more than 4,000 families, are currently registered for our services and programs. Through your generous fundraising, we can give these kids impacted by cancer the chance to be kids again, so thank you!
There are two ways to run a fundraiser at your school:
kids impacted by cancer registered with us in 2021
families impacted by cancer registered for our services and programs in 2021
The easiest way to fundraise! Your fundraising website can be shared with the community. All donations over $2 are tax-deductible and automatically receipted!
Fundraising online is the easiest way to collect donations! All donations over $2 are tax-deductible and donors receive a receipt immediately. Simply put the link to your school’s fundraising page in your newsletter and school app each week, encouraging parents to donate and share the link with their friends and family.
Camp Quality gives kids facing cancer the chance to be kids again, with services and programs designed to help change their cancer story. Find out more about our services and programs.
We recommend running your online fundraiser for 3-4 weeks. Remind the community how they can get involved by regularly sharing your fundraising link in your school app and newsletter. Take advantage of our posters to decorate your school with Camp Quality.
If you need any help starting your fundraiser, please contact us using the details below.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1300 662 267
Students at Tamworth Public School held a wacky sock day for kids with cancer. Children and teachers came dressed in their brightest and most unusual foot attire with some funky colours and fuzzy socks thrown into the mix! A gold coin donation from each student helped raise a whopping $1,064.
Brave Lucien opted to lose his lovely locks and rallied his school together to fundraise for Camp Quality. He got his hair cut at assembly with the whole school rocking beanies and hats for a gold coin donation. The first thing Lucien said after his haircut was, “I want to do it again.” Over $1,600 was raised in total from the school and Lucien’s fundraising efforts!
