Volunteering
Volunteering with Cure Brain Cancer Foundation is a powerful way to make a difference. Whether you want to raise awareness, support events, or lend your skills behind the scenes, your contribution plays an important role in accelerating our mission.
Brain cancer takes too many lives far too soon. Progress is happening—but not fast enough. By volunteering your time, skills or energy, you help accelerate the mission to improve survival, support families, and ultimately find a cure.
We welcome individuals, families, community groups and corporate teams. You don’t need experience—just compassion, commitment, and a willingness to help.
Ways You Can Get Involved
Walk4BrainCancer
We’re always on the lookout for volunteeers to help us with on-the-day tasks like registrations, marshalling and bumping in and out during our Walk4BrainCancer events.
With your Work
Engage your team in active fundraising challenges or volunteer opportunities that boost morale and create lasting memories.
Use Your Skills
Often the best thing you can volunteer are the skills you have. If you’re an admin whizz, a budding graphic designer or social media superstar, we’d love to hear from you.
Advocate for Us
Help raise awareness and share our message in your community by becoming a community volunteer. This could involve sharing your story or supporting others impacted by brain cancer.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Frequently Asked Questions About Volunteering
How can I get involved with volunteering?
Simply complete our online volunteer enquiry form and share your interests, skills, and availability. Opportunities include event support, community fundraising, corporate volunteering, and administrative assistance. Our team will follow up with the next steps.
What types of volunteering opportunities are available?
We offer a variety of roles, including event day support, community fundraising, workplace or corporate volunteering, and project-based roles depending on current needs. Opportunities vary throughout the year, particularly around major campaigns and awareness events.
Do I need experience to volunteer?
Most volunteer roles do not require prior experience. What matters most is enthusiasm, reliability, and a passion for supporting brain cancer research. Some specialised or corporate roles may benefit from professional skills like marketing, administration, or event coordination.
Can companies organise corporate volunteering days?
Absolutely. We work with organisations to create meaningful corporate volunteering experiences, including event support, workplace fundraising initiatives, and skills-based volunteering that matches your team’s expertise.
Head over to our Employee Volunteering page for more information.
Where are your volunteering opportunities located?
Opportunities may be available across Australia, depending on upcoming events and campaigns. Some roles are remote or flexible. Volunteers from all states and territories are encouraged to register their interest so we can match them with suitable roles.
Together, we can create a better future for people impacted by brain cancer.
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