Every year, over 20,000 Aussies will be diagnosed with breast cancer. A breast cancer diagnosis can be devastating and a time of confusion and fear. Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) is there for these Aussies, working tirelessly to ensure they receive the very best care, treatment and support.

For 3 weeks every year in May, we donate 100% of all Fun Bun sales directly to BCNA! To help show support, we ask you our loyal customers to get down to your local bakery and get a round of Fun Buns to help team BCNA get around Aussie women and men affected by breast cancer.

BAKERS DELIGHT & BCNA PARTNERSHIP

The partnership between Bakers Delight and BCNA started in 2000, after Roger and Lesley Gillespie saw Lyn Swinburne speak at an event. Her vision was for no one to feel alone through their experience of breast cancer. The Gillespie’s asked Lyn how they could help with her and BCNA’s mission, and as they say the rest is history.

We’ve raised over $25 million since our first Pink Bun Campaign!

OUR BAKERIES LOVE SUPPORTING BCNA

The annual Pink Bun campaign is just one of many ways our franchisees give back to their local community. Check out how some of our bakeries got behind BCNA in our 2024 Pink Bun Campaign!

IT’S TOTES FOR GOOD!

Did you know you can show your support for Breast Cancer Network Australia all year round? $1 from all Tote Bag purchases will be donated to BCNA.

Head into your local bakery to grab your Tote Bag today! Only available at participating bakeries.

FIND A BAKERY

HEAR OUR INSPIRATIONAL AMBASSADORS FROM OUR 2024 PINK BUN CAMPAIGN TALK ABOUT THEIR BREAST CANCER JOURNEYS AND HOW BCNA HAS SUPPORTED THEM

SAMANTHA’S STORY

Samantha was diagnosed with early breast cancer and BCNA advocated on her behalf after a very confronting experience, giving Samantha a voice.

KANSAS’ STORY

Kansas was diagnosed with early breast cancer at just 24 years old, with no family history. It was watching the Pink Lady Match that reminded Kansas to get herself checked after discovering a lump.

JILL’S STORY

Jill was diagnosed with treatable but not curable, metastatic breast cancer. Her treatment included a drug that is on the PBS and that BCNA had previously advocated for.