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MANDATE Campaign

Fundraise or make a donation to empower researchers and clinicians at the PA Hospital to give hope to the 24,217  Aussie blokes facing a prostate cancer diagnosis this year.

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MANDATE Men's Health

Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of deaths in Aussie blokes, with over 3,000 losing their life each year. You can help reduce these numbers by fundraising or making a donation to fund for prostate cancer research.
MANDATE isn’t just about raising funds for innovative research, but also encourages blokes to open up about their health and go to their GP if something doesn’t seem right, early detection is key to a more positive prognosis.

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Fundraising ideas

You can help save lives by hosting a MANDATE event or creating an online fundraising page to start conversations that matter and raise funds to further research. 

Shave or colour your hair

Think about colouring your hair or mo, or go one step further and organise a body wax! Set a fundraising goal and once you reach it, it’s on!

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Host an event like a BBQ

This could be at work with your colleagues or at home with your mates.  Ask everyone to donate a gold coin. 

See if your local butcher would be willing to donate some meat.  

Raise funds online

An easy and effective way to raise funds to make a difference to lives is creating an online fundraising page. You can personalise it with a profile photo, a goal and your story and share it on your socials.

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Footy tipping

If you're picking all of the winning teams, you might like to consider donating your winnings. 

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MANDATE Partners


Celebrating 10-years with Australian Venue Co.

Australian Venue Co. (AVC) venues have supported MANDATE for 10 years to raise awareness for men’s health and funds for prostate cancer research. During our partnership, AVC communities have contributed over $1.37 million raised to help further prostate cancer research, including the work of Dr Arutha Kulasinghe.

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How the funds are used

Thanks to supporters and our AVC partners, Dr Arutha Kulasinghe has received MANDATE funding to analyse patients’ responses to immunotherapies.

Cancer treatment can be quite aggressive and is sometimes unsuccessful. There’s various different types and subtypes of cancer which is why there’s different treatment regimes — it’s not a one size fits all approach. Dr Kulasinghe has examined biopsies and used spatial mapping to identify the most effective immunotherapy for individual patients, providing better outcomes.  


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"We are working hard, and the more guys that go out and get their PSA tested, the more clinical cases we know about. It also helps us if you get tested because you get tested early, your cancer goes away if it gets treated effectively, that helps us as well because that's the outcome we ultimately want. There's nothing bad about getting tested "

Dr Patrick Thomas
Research Fellow, Australian Prostate Cancer Research Centre - QLD
Director, Prostate Awareness Australia


Annual AVC MANDATE Golf Day


A large part of the MANDATE campaign, is the annual AVC MANDATE Golf Day, where Australian Venue Co. staff from across Queensland, along with sponsors hit the golf green to raise vital funds for prostate cancer research.

A BIG thank you to our golf day sponsors:


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