Im fresh back from yet another awesome adventure to Borneo where 37 people that wanted to make a difference joined me and collectively we raised over $350,000 all going to brain cancer research!
The 2018 Beanie for Brain Cancer campaign was a huge success raising nearly 3.5 million through various fundraisers and the...
Catching up with Research fellows Dr. Mike Fay and Dr. Kelly McKelvey. Dr Mike Fay and his team, based at...
Satisfy your stationery obsession with this noteworthy Mark Hughes Foundation notebook. Or give it to someone of note!
A brain cancer awareness advocate, a retired teacher and athletes who prove disability and age are no barrier to success...
We're excited to announce the winner of the Borneo Coast to Coast Trek competition.
This powerful and beautiful video played at the 2018 MHF Magic Ball, it acknowledges people who are fighting brain cancer...
Mark, Paul and their intrepid trekkers are tackling the mountains, rivers and jungles of Borneo in October to help tackle...
A great information piece from Kelly McKelvey, the recipient of the Matt Callander Fellowship, about her research project at...
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, QLD Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and some of our favourite TV, radio and...
In an amazing display of generosity, the rugby league community rallied to raise $2,619,000 in the NRL’s Beanie for Brain...
Thousands of sports fans are being encouraged to ‘get their beanies on’ this week at Newcastle’s McDonald Jones Stadium as...
Beanie for Brain Cancer Round is back for 2018 in Round 12 of the NRL from May 24 to 27,...
Watch this video message, as Australian Minister for Health, The Hon. Greg Hunt, MP, welcomes the Mark Hughes Foundation to...
Mark Hughes Foundation kicks goal in partnership with the
Australian Brain Cancer Mission
After hearing MHF runs with only a small team and lots of volunteers to ensure a high percentage of funds...
The ever popular MHF Golf Day was a bit hit this year with over $26,000 raised.
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