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Host Morning Tea Your Way This Year

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  • 2 Apr 2024 11:37 am AEST Date Time
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Courtesy of Cancer Council WA

Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea is one of Cancer Council WA’s biggest fundraising events and is heading into its 31st year!

One Australian is diagnosed with cancer approximately every five minutes, the length of an average tea break. Throughout May and June, we’re calling on West Aussies to pop on the kettle and prep the menu for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea, to raise vital funds towards support services, prevention programs and life-saving cancer research.

There’s nothing quite like hosting a morning tea – the buzz, the fun, and that wonderful feeling of knowing you’re changing lives with every cuppa!

Every morning tea is different because every host is different. You can choose to host at home, at your workplace, or anywhere in your community – the choice is up to you!

The official event date for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea is Thursday 25 May 2024, but you can host your morning tea anytime in May or June.

Every cuppa makes a difference

Each of the thousands of morning teas that will take place in workplaces, communities and peoples’ homes, play a vital role in ensuring we can continue to provide a wide range of support services to West Australians impacted by cancer.

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