Where your money goes

Mother's Day Classic investment into breast cancer research.

By taking part and fundraising for the Women in Super Mother's Day Classic you are helping fund Australia’s best research into prevention and cure of breast cancer. The funds raised by Women in Super help the National Breast Cancer Foundation continue their important work, which will assist the thousands of women diagnosed with breast cancer annually.

The milestones of breast cancer research funded by the Women in Super and your fundraising efforts are highlighted in the latest edition of the annual newsletter - Classic Investment.

You can read the 2012 newsletter in pdf format here: 2012 Classic Investment.

You can still view the 2011 Classic Investment.

Breast cancer researchers and NBCF funded projects

The Mother's Day Classic funds vital breast cancer research by donating proceeds raised from the event and from participants fundraising to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. This investment goes towards 20 different research projects across the country. To find out more about some of the funded projects click on the links below:

Mavis Robertson Fellowship - Queensland
A/Prof Robert McLaughlin - A new tool for intra-operative tumour margin assessment - Western Australia
Prof Patrick Brennan - Breast Tomosynthesis: improving the detection of breast cancer - New South Wales
Professor Melissa Southey - Q&A - Victoria
Dr Andy Redfern - Q&A - Western Australia
Dr Sam Oakes - Q&A - Victoria

The $10.8 million funds raised by everyone involved in the Mother's Day Classic have be allocated to 20 National Breast Cancer Foundation research project across Australia. More information on the funds and the projects in each state/territory is below.

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