A Pink Bloom Party is a community fundraising event held during Breast Cancer Awareness Month (October), where people gather with friends, family, colleagues or their community to raise funds for life-saving breast cancer research.

It's called a Pink Bloom Party because it celebrates hope, growth and life - symbolised by blooming flowers and the colour pink, which represents breast cancer awareness.

You can host anywhere - at home, in a garden, at work, in a community space or online. And you can host your way: a morning tea, picnic, dinner party or any kind of social gathering - wherever and however you bloom best!  

We can't wait to see how you bloom this October.

Your fundraising page is known as your 'Fundraising Garden' and is where people can donate to support your Pink Bloom Party. 

Every donation will show as a blooming flower in your garden and helps grow hope for a future without breast cancer. 

Once you register, you’ll personalise your Fundraising Garden, where people can donate and leave messages of support. You can raise funds in the lead-up to your event, on the day, and afterwards.

You will bank any offline funds you collect through your online Fundraising Garden. Simply click Add offline donation. Once processed, these funds will automatically appear in your Fundraising Garden and be added to your fundraising total.

When you set up your Fundraising Garden, you will set a fundraising target, but there’s no minimum fundraising requirement. Every dollar raised helps support breast cancer research and is deeply appreciated. 

The funds you raise through your Pink Bloom Party will support Breast Cancer Trials’ world-class clinical trials research, helping to find better, more effective breast cancer treatments. Every dollar raised brings us closer to a future where no more lives are cut short by breast cancer.

For more information on how your donations help people impacted by breast cancer, click here.

The best way is to keep it personal and from the heart. Let your friends and family know why you’re hosting a Pink Bloom Party and what it means to you. Share your Fundraising Garden with a short message about what this means to you, and remind them that every dollar supports breast cancer research. Most people are happy to give, they just need to be asked! 

If people are unable to give cash donations, they might be able to offer something you could use in a raffle or auction.  

To bank any funds collected offline simply visit your Dashbord and select My Donations > Add offline donation. Once processed, these funds will automatically appear in your Fundraising Garden and be added to your fundraising total.

No problem! Your friend can give you cash or transfer the monies to your bank account. You can then make a donation to your Fundraising Garden on their behalf by clicking 'Add Offline Donation' here. Just make sure to include their name and email address when entering the donation, so they receive a receipt for tax purposes. 

Receipts will automatically be sent to the email address entered when making the donation.

If you cannot locate your receipt, please check your junk inbox. If you still need help, email us at pinkbloomparty@bctrials.org.au and we can reissue your receipt.

Your Fundraising Garden will close on 30 November 2025, so you have plenty of time to raise funds for people impacted by breast cancer.

Absolutely! Simply go to Edit My Page. You can update your personal fundraising goal at any time. 

Once you register, your letter of authority will be emailed to the email address you registered with.

Be sure to check your junk inbox, if you still cannot locate it, send us an email at pinkbloomparty@bctrials.org.au

When registering to host a Pink Bloom Party, you can create a new Team for people to join. 

Alternately, you can create a Team after you have registered here.

You can then invite other people to join your Team on your Team Dashboard.
 

When registering to host a Pink Bloom Party, you can create a new Team or join an exisitng Team if it is public. 

If the Team you are trying to join is private (meaning people can only join via an invite) you will need to get a member of the Team to send you an invite link. 

They can find this invite link on their Team Dashboard.

You can register to host a Pink Bloom Party as an individual and join a Team at any time. 
 

Badges, fundraising incentives, and prizes are awarded based on achievements on your individual Fundraising Garden. This means you’ll still unlock badges and be eligible for incentives, while your efforts also contribute to your Team’s success.

No. Badges, fundraising incentives, and prizes are awarded to individuals based on the achievements of your individual Fundraising Garden.

This means you’ll still unlock badges and be eligible for incentives, while your efforts also contribute to your Team’s success.

You can update your Fundraising Garden at any time. Simply go to Edit My Page.

Go to Get Support, and select from the many ways to share your Fundraising Garden and ask your friends to support your Pink Bloom Party.

When logged into your Dashboard or when viewing your Fundraising Garden, simply click the Facebook icon button. You can also copy and paste your Fundraising Garden URL into an email or social media post. 

After you register, you’ll be provided with a unique QR code linked to your Fundraising Garden.

You can find it under Get Support. You can print the code and display it at your Pink Bloom Party or anywhere you'd like to collect cashless donations.

Donations made via the QR code will automatically show on your Fundraising Garden.

Once you register, you’ll receive a link to your free Host Party Pack. You can also access it under My Party Pack.

If you’re trying to log in but can’t remember your password, click on the 'Forgot password?' link on the login screen. Enter your email address and we’ll send you a link to reset your password.

If you can’t find the answer here, please contact our team at pinkbloomparty@bctrials.org.au and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

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