THAT’S BLOODY BEAUTIFUL
2024
Shave, Cut or Colour your hair to fund blood cancer research and support. Sign up for the World's Greatest Shave.
Shave your head
It’s a bucket list item. Experience the buzz of Shaving in the ultimate act of support.
Find out more Sign upCut your hair
Whether you go a pixie cut, a bob, or something else entirely, you’ll be a walking, talking billboard for blood cancer support.
Find out more Sign upColour your hair
Platinum blonde, fiery red or maybe rainbow? Be a canvas of hope for those facing blood cancer.
Find out more Sign upWhy take part
Blood cancer is Australia's hidden cancer crisis. There are 140,000 families facing blood cancer right now. And it takes the lives of 16 Australians every day.
Every year, thousands of Australians step up to Shave, Cut, or Colour their hair. It's the ultimate act of support for people facing blood cancer.
Every dollar you raise will help provide families with practical and emotional support to get them through the many challenges that blood cancer can bring. And you'll power Australia's brightest research minds, bringing us closer to our goal of zero lives lost to blood cancer by 2035.
Shave. Cut. Colour. Join the World's Greatest Shave community and make a life-changing difference today
What's it like to take part?
Before my Shave
After my Shave
Jemimah
"Your hair can be a big part of who you are. I'm fortunate enough to now be making the choice, as opposed to being forced by circumstance, to shave my head in support of the 53 Australians each day diagnosed with blood cancer."
Before my Cut
After my Cut
Stef
“After 5 years of growing it, I've donated 90cm of untouched hair to be made into a wig for kids with alopecia and raised nearly $3,000 for the World’s Greatest Shave. Thank you, Mum, for giving me the idea to do this. As hard as it's been to chop it all off, compared to your eleven-year battle, this is the least I could do, and I'm grateful I did this for you."
After my Colour
After my Colour
Binni
“What a day it was! I took part in support of my Aunty who was diagnosed with leukaemia nine years ago. She had a bone marrow transplant that saved her life. Thank you to everyone who came and supported! I can’t thank the community, friends & family enough from the bottom of my heart!"