Donate
If you might have enjoyed a free skin cancer screening or would just like to help fund our work then Donations to the Institute are most appreciated.
You can send your contribution
By Bank transfer
Westpac Bank
BSB 036081 ACC 183738
By Pay ID
ABN 26 521 960 054
Lions Cancer Institute
PO BOX # 2195
Mandurah DC, WA 6210
Workplace Giving
Employers may consider setting up a Employees Wage Deduction Scheme enabling employees’ donations per paycheck. Workplace Giving is when donors make donations from their pay to charities, enabling donors in your workplace to give to Lions Cancer Institute Inc and make a real difference.
You can learn more about Workplace Giving
Through the ato website
https://www.ato.gov.au/Business/PAYG-withholding/In-detail/Workplace-giving-programs/
Grain Donation
Attention Country Lions Clubs, will you ask your members of your local farming community to make a grain donation?
You can send your donation
Through our CBH Grower Account
Lions Cancer Institue Inc
#40437089
Children's Big Day Out
The Lions Cancer Institute proudly offers Children’s Big Day Out events each year for disadvantaged children. Help us create magical moments for Australian’s children in need.
Donation Enquiries – Western Australia
Call: 08 9226 5251 or Email: lions@acon.com.au
Children’s Big Day Out Tax Deductable Donations can be sent to:
Lions Cancer Institute’s Special Day Out
PO Box 1540, West Perth WA 6005
EFT Donations can be made to Children’s Big Day Out Westpac Bank.
BSB: 036-107; Account: 23-0011
Donation Enquiries – South Australia & Northern Territory
Call: 08 9226 5251 or Email: lions@acon.com.au
Children’s Big Day Out Tax Deductable Donations can be sent to:
Lions Cancer Institute’s Special Day Out
GPO Box 1222, Adelaide SA 5001
EFT Donations can be made to Children’s Big Day Out, Bendigo Bank.
BSB: 633 000 Account: 164 242 794
Skin Damage
Skin damage can not be reversed: only further damage can be prevented.
Melanoma lesions
They can be any colour, Red, White, Blue, Grey or a combination of colours and most start flat.
There is no age limit
The life time risk factors for 20-40 year old in Australia is 1 in 18.
