Daffodil Day, one of Australia’s most beloved and iconic fundraising campaigns, is here once again. Today, communities across the country, including on the Fleurieu Peninsula and Kangaroo Island, are coming together to support the Cancer Council in its mission to fight cancer and provide hope to those affected by the disease.

Daffodil Day is more than just a fundraising event; it’s a symbol of hope. For all that cancer takes away, Daffodil Day offers a way for Australians to give back—whether it’s through donations, purchasing daffodils, or spreading awareness. This annual event helps fund crucial cancer research, support services, and prevention programs that are vital in the ongoing battle against cancer.

In 2023, Australians demonstrated incredible generosity by raising $2.5 million on Daffodil Day. The Cancer Council says these funds went directly toward lifesaving cancer research, bringing us closer to a future where cancer no longer claims so many lives.

This year, Daffodil Day is a chance for everyone to make a difference. By purchasing daffodils from participating outlets around the Fleurieu Peninsula and Kangaroo Island, everyone can contribute to this vital cause.

These bright, cheerful flowers are not just a symbol of hope—they are a direct way to help fund the research that will lead to better treatments, improved outcomes, and, ultimately, a cancer-free future.

Almost one in two Australians will face a cancer diagnosis by the age of 85, making it a challenge that touches nearly every family in the country. But through collective action, we can create meaningful change. Every dollar raised on Daffodil Day goes towards world-class cancer research, which has already led to significant advances in understanding, treating, and preventing cancer.

So, this Daffodil Day, consider how you can contribute. Whether it’s buying a bunch of daffodils from local outlets, making a donation, or simply encouraging others to get involved, your support is crucial. Together, we can give more than just hope—we can give the gift of life.

For more information on where to buy daffodils, how to donate, or to learn more about the impact of your contribution, visit the Cancer Council website or stop by participating outlets in the local community.