Improving the quality of cancer care in the Hastings, Macleay & Camden Haven area since 2005

How You Can Help

The Friends of the Hastings Cancer Trust are a group of volunteers who support the Trust and it’s vision, using their free time, talents and ideas to help raise funds for the local Hastings Macleay Regions.

How To Help

What We Do

Through the generous donations received the Hastings Cancer Trust is able to fund a variety of local projects which support cancer patients, their carers and the facilities which support and treat them.

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Apply For A Grant

We invite you to develop a project or identify a need which is both local and cancer related. Then simply complete an application for a HCT Grant. Applications open from August to October every year.

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Our Stories

The “Our Stories” Project aims to give a voice to local people affected by cancer and to help record and share their stories. Hearing how others have walked a similar path can be encouraging and inspiring, particularly when times are tough. If you would like to share your cancer story get in touch with us via the contacts page.

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News and Previous Fundraising Activities

Fundraising is an essential part of the Hastings Cancer Trusts activities. With support from the local community and businesses our fundraising activities are wide and varied. From Bowls Days and BBQ’s to concerts at the Glasshouse supported by acclaimed artists such as Marine Prior. To find out more about what we do read the below.

Port City Bowling Club has partnered with Hastings Cancer Trust to deliver four comfortable recliners to Wauchope District Memorial Hospital’s Palliative Care Unit.

Our annual golf day fundraiser at Emerald Downs Golf Course was well attended and $10,500 was raised through hole sponsorship, 100 club draw, raffle tickets and donations.

Bob & Sue's Cuppa for Cancer was a family affair with grandchildren and friends helping out. A beautiful Sunday morning and a worthy cause made for a very successful fundraiser.

Kris & Liana's Fantabulous TRUST dinner at Bluewater Bar & Restaurant was a great success. The ladies raised $3,697.

The Lake Cathie Ladies Bowlers held an afternoon tea and fashion parade and raised $3,800 for the Hastings Cancer Trust.

Chris King, Chairman of the Port City Bowling Club and Katy-Lee Waldron presenting a cheque for $10,000

One of the Barefoot Bowlers showing how it is done in style.

Dr Steve Begbie welcomes and thanks the Barefoot Bowlers and the Port City Bowling Club and Travelling Bowlers for hosting the day.

Cathy Gray, and Dr Will Kennett, pictured with fans purchased with a 2022 HCT grant.

Keep Up To Date With Us

While we update our website with new stories and articles fairly frequently, Facebook is where we post most of our news, events and happenings.

So, please do follow us on there if you'd like to be informed of what we're up to on a regular basis...

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Download A Brochure

Click on the links below to download a brochure on the Hastings Cancer Trust or The Friends of The Hastings Cancer Trust.

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Improving the quality of cancer care in the Hastings, Macleay & Camden Haven area since 2005

How You Can Help

What We Do

Apply For A Grant

Our Stories

News and Previous Fundraising Activities

Port City Bowling Club has partnered with Hastings Cancer Trust to deliver four comfortable recliners to Wauchope District Memorial Hospital’s Palliative Care Unit.

Our annual golf day fundraiser at Emerald Downs Golf Course was well attended and $10,500 was raised through hole sponsorship, 100 club draw, raffle tickets and donations.

Bob & Sue's Cuppa for Cancer was a family affair with grandchildren and friends helping out. A beautiful Sunday morning and a worthy cause made for a very successful fundraiser.

Kris & Liana's Fantabulous TRUST dinner at Bluewater Bar & Restaurant was a great success. The ladies raised $3,697.

The Lake Cathie Ladies Bowlers held an afternoon tea and fashion parade and raised $3,800 for the Hastings Cancer Trust.

Chris King, Chairman of the Port City Bowling Club and Katy-Lee Waldron presenting a cheque for $10,000

One of the Barefoot Bowlers showing how it is done in style.

Dr Steve Begbie welcomes and thanks the Barefoot Bowlers and the Port City Bowling Club and Travelling Bowlers for hosting the day.

Cathy Gray, and Dr Will Kennett, pictured with fans purchased with a 2022 HCT grant.

Read more news, stories and event information on our news and events page

Keep Up To Date With Us

Connect with Hastings Cancer Trust

Download A Brochure

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