HMF joins Double Donation Campaign

We’re excited to announce we have been selected to participate in Beyond Bank’s Double Donation Campaign this March....

March 12, 2024

We’re excited to announce we have been selected to participate in Beyond Bank’s Double Donation Campaign this March.

The Double Donation Campaign is powered by the Beyond Bank Australia Foundation, the charitable arm of Beyond Bank, which works closely with not-for-profit organisations across Australia to ensure that they have the support they need to grow and prosper.

This is the fifth year for the successful fundraiser, which saw more than $330,000 going back into the local community in 2023.

Over 48 hours from 7am on Wednesday, 20 March 2024, every donation made to Hunter Melanoma Foundation through Beyond Bank’s website will be generously matched by the Beyond Bank Foundation, up to $10,000.

Our goal is to reach $10,000 in donations so that we can double our impact.

With an extra $20,000 we can continue to provide education and awareness programs on protection and early detection on melanoma. To be eligible for dollar-matching, donations must be made through Beyond Bank’s website.

Click here to learn more about the Double Donation campaign: https://bit.ly/3Phtf0B

We look forward to providing more information closer to our fundraising days. Together, we can double our impact.

Join us in the fight against melanoma

With your help, over the past 35+ years, we’ve been working to defeat melanoma—and we know the work we’re doing is making a real difference. But there’s still much more to do.

In the Hunter New England Local Health District, melanoma is now the second most diagnosed cancer (Cancer Institute NSW, February 2024), underscoring the urgent need for continued awareness, early detection, and prevention.

Nationally, melanoma remains the most common cancer among Australians aged 20 to 39. Your donation and ongoing support allow us to continue this life-saving work—funding education programs, supporting patients, and advancing research to reduce the impact of melanoma in our community.