Sunshine Trust

Sunshine Trust Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Trust Ltd, now officially known as Sunshine Trust, your local charity.

Our new name better reflects our mission to provide every person diagnosed with cancer in the region to have access to high quality cancer treatment. Opened in 2016, the Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre is regarded as one of the leading cancer services in regional Australia. It provides day treatment and inpatient care for chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy and clinical trials. It also ho

uses a number of support services and staff, and includes a Wellness Centre. The Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre Trust Fund is a not-for-profit organisation which aims to support the centre in delivering the best available cancer services to our region. The Trust Fund is a 100% local charity, with all money raised staying in our region to help local families impacted by cancer.

Annual General Meeting 2026.Join us at our Annual General Meeting to celebrate the achievements over the past year, hear...
02/09/2026

Annual General Meeting 2026.

Join us at our Annual General Meeting to celebrate the achievements over the past year, hear from our Board and Executive team about our performance for the year that ended 30 June 2026, and our plans for the year ahead.

Everyone in the community is welcome, including supporters, partners, and anyone interested in local cancer care.

Sunshine Trust AGM
15 October 2026, 5.30pm
Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre Seminar Room

RSVP by 8 October to [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you there.

Sunshine Charity Golf Classic | Golfers Tee Off for a CauseFor the 12th year this past May, golfers from near and far ga...
02/09/2026

Sunshine Charity Golf Classic | Golfers Tee Off for a Cause

For the 12th year this past May, golfers from near and far gathered at Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort for the Sunshine Charity Golf Classic.

This year, the event raised $5,000 more than last year, enabling donations of $19,800 for the Sunshine Trust and $19,800 for Southern Peninsula Community Support.

With a week of activities, a silent auction, and a hole-in-one challenge sponsored by Lexus of Wodonga, players gave it their all!

The event wrapped up with an excellent presentation dinner, featuring a wine tasting evening hosted by Buller Wines.

Sunshine Trust Chair Brad Robertson said, “The Sunshine Charity Golf Classic is a wonderful example of communities coming together to help people when they need it most. As Chair of Sunshine Trust, I am incredibly grateful for the generous $19,800 contribution, which will directly support better cancer care across our region.”

Thank you to the YMGCR team for their outstanding hospitality during this much-anticipated annual event.

Thank you to every player, sponsor, volunteer and donor who return year after year.

A wonderful initiative supporting specialist medical equipment for cancer patients alongside emergency relief, food distribution, and homelessness support close to home.

Read the full article on our website.

sunshinetrust.org.au/news/sunshine-charity-golf-classic

Will you take up the challenge?We’re calling on every business across our region to step up and join us as a $250 Commun...
31/08/2026

Will you take up the challenge?

We’re calling on every business across our region to step up and join us as a $250 Community Sponsor.
When local businesses unite behind a shared purpose, the impact is extraordinary.

Your support helps ensure that cancer patients can access world class care without leaving their families, their jobs, or their community.

Becoming a Community Sponsor isn’t just a donation, it’s a public commitment to the wellbeing of our community. It shows your staff, your customers, and your neighbours that your business stands for compassion, care, and local strength.

Your community needs you.

sunshinetrust.org.au/become-a-250-community-sponsor

Throwback Thursday | Doing Poppy ProudMax Daly and Billy Kotzur, both nine years old, turned their family holiday at Cul...
27/08/2026

Throwback Thursday | Doing Poppy Proud

Max Daly and Billy Kotzur, both nine years old, turned their family holiday at Culburra Beach into a fundraiser for local cancer care.

Inspired by the pink Test match, they made signs, set up a table, and asked for donations around the caravan park. They even offered to help campers with small jobs.

By the end of the day, Max, Billy and their friends had raised $230 for the Sunshine Trust!

For both boys, supporting cancer care is close to their hearts, with their poppies having received care at the Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre.

Thank you, Max and Billy, for showing that anyone can make a difference in our community.

Read more on our website.

sunshinetrust.org.au/news/doing-poppy-proud

26/08/2026
Locals looking after locals.The Wellness Centre is a pillar of care, ensuring that every person affected by cancer is tr...
25/08/2026

Locals looking after locals.

The Wellness Centre is a pillar of care, ensuring that every person affected by cancer is treated with compassion, dignity and respect.

A warm, supportive space made possible thanks to the heartfelt generosity of our community.

sunshinetrust.org.au/the-wellness-centre

21/08/2026

Giving back and sharing a purpose.

Every individual cancer journey and its impact is experienced differently.

Brad Robertson, Sunshine Trust Chair shares why cancer stories provides hope, inspiration, and support for patients, carers, and families, while raising awareness to drive local cancer funding that’s independent and kept in our region.

Sunshine Trust is a source of support and inspiration when you or someone you love is going through cancer treatment.

Our shine a light on locals’ personal experiences of cancer, and those who stand with us to improve the lives of locals.

If you have a personal experience of cancer or a fundraising event you would like to share, we would love to hear from you.

Email [email protected]

Thank you SportsPower.A big thank you to SportsPower Albury for helping us bring Terry Socks it to Cancer to clubs and t...
18/08/2026

Thank you SportsPower.

A big thank you to SportsPower Albury for helping us bring Terry Socks it to Cancer to clubs and teams right across our region.

By sourcing the bright pink and yellow socks, you’ve made it easy for football and netball clubs to get involved and show their support.

Inspired by Terry Greaves and his story, every pair sold and every match played in Terry Socks helps us keep care close to home for local families.

Showing the power of locals supporting locals.

sunshinetrust.org.au/terry-socks-it-to-cancer

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Albury, NSW

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