Food, friendship and fundraising.
1 in 7 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.*
* AIHW Australian Cancer Database
Together, we can make a difference for these women
Please help us reach our goal
Ready to brunch?
It’s as easy as one, two, three!
Register your brunch
Let us know your Breasties Brunch plans–register your event for free, set up a fundraising page and make your page shine!
Make plans and share
Get rolling with your planning—what is your brunch going to be? When? Where? It is completely up to you! Let your creativity shine. Then share with your friends and family what you’re doing and why.
Have fun, raise funds!
Host your Breasties Brunch and make positive changes to the heart of your community by raising funds. And, Mater Chicks in Pink is here to support you every step of the way.
Your impact
Get to know some of the extraordinary people whose lives have been affected by breast cancer. Hear their stories of survival, support and the importance of early detection.
Tarsha 
At 8.15am last December, amid final week school drop-offs and with the girls’ Christmas concert just hours away, 43-year-old Tarsha’s phone rang.
David
While David, 25, is a gentle and softly spoken young man, he is also a loud and proud Mater Chicks in Pink supporter.
Paula
It was Christmas Day, 2022, when Paula first noticed a lump in her right breast, having experienced unusual sensitivity for 12-18 months prior.
Let's brunch!
How do I get started?
Register your Breasties Brunch and set up your fundraising page—it's really easy and takes just a few minutes.
Then you can get rolling with your planning—what is your brunch going to be? When, where, what? It is completely up to you, so get creative!
And, we are here to support you every step of the way.
Sound fab?
The stats
Whilst confronting, these statistics show the reality of breast cancer in Australia.
Together, we can make a difference to lives of women now and into the future.
† National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) | ^ AIHW Australian Cancer Database | * Cancer Australia
