We’re calling on bold, values-driven organisations to stand with us. If your company is passionate about extending survival and improving quality of life for those affected by pancreatic cancer, we want to hear from you.
This is a complex and challenging disease — one that demands innovation, compassion and collective resolve. We believe the smartest minds across all sectors have a role to play. Whether through research, funding, awareness, or advocacy, your support can help accelerate progress where it's needed most.
We welcome partnerships grounded in shared purpose and mutual respect. Together, we can bring about meaningful change and ensure that people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer are no longer left behind.
Why Partner with Pankind?
Pancreatic cancer is Australia’s toughest common cancer, yet it receives a fraction of the research funding and public attention of other cancers. We’re working to change that. We are the only organisation in Australia solely dedicated to improving outcomes for people affected by pancreatic cancer, and we can’t do it alone.
Pankind’s mission is close to our hearts. Through Woolies Wheels and Walks, our team members have rallied with passion and purpose, helping raise awareness and vital funds for a cause that has touched our own community.
- Ralph Kemmler, Managing Director of Property, Woolworths Group
By partnering with us, your organisation can:
- Drive meaningful impact through vital research, patient support and advocacy
- Give your team and customers a chance to get behind a cause that truly matters
- Make a visible, measurable difference in the community, join a growing network of partners working to change the future of pancreatic cancer
Together, we can create a fairer future for people impacted by pancreatic cancer.
Your organisation has the power to drive progress. Whether you’re looking to align your brand with a national cause, engage your staff in meaningful initiatives, or give back to your community — we’re ready to build a partnership that works for you.
Ways to partner:
- Cause-related marketing
- Proceeds of sales initiative
- Workplace giving and staff fundraising
- Event sponsorship and campaign alignment
- Strategic philanthropy and matched giving
- Volunteer engagement and pro bono support
Become a Corporate Partner
Our partnership can help transform the future for Australians affected by pancreatic cancer. Tell us a bit about your organisation and how you'd like to get involved — we’ll be in touch to explore a partnership that aligns with your goals and values.
Meet Our Partners
We’re proud to stand beside partners who are helping us fuel progress in medical research, patient support and vital advocacy programs . Whether through corporate fundraising, workplace giving, staff engagement, or cause-related campaigns, their support is driving change across Australia.
Woolworths Group has been a driving force behind Pankind since 2008. Their early support helped establish the organisation, inspired by the experience of their highly valued team member, Avner Nahmani who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
Today, Woolworths continues to champion our cause through their national staff engagement initiative, Woolies Wheels and Walks, in collaboration with Tour de Cure. Each year, over 2,000 team members from across the country take part — riding, walking, and fundraising in support of a fairer future for people affected by pancreatic cancer. Together, they raise more than $700,000 annually to help us fund groundbreaking research and life-changing support programs.
“Pankind’s mission is close to our hearts. Through Woolies Wheels and Walks, our team members have rallied with passion and purpose, helping raise awareness and vital funds for a cause that has touched our own community.”
— Ralph Kemmler, Managing Director of Property, Woolworths Group
Every year, Suttons Motor Group rally their staff and customers in support of Pankind’s annual “Remember September” fundraising campaign. Their commitment has powered life-saving research and raised critical awareness about pancreatic cancer across their community.
“Partnering with Pankind through Remember September is a natural fit for our people. It gives our team a meaningful way to contribute, and together, we’ve made a real difference.”
— Suttons Motors Group representative. Lauren Sutton
Muk Haircare provides valuable, ongoing support to Pankind through an innovative cause-related marketing initiative. Their support is helping to fast-track research and bring hope to families across Australia.
“We want our customers to feel good knowing their purchase helps make a difference. Supporting Pankind gives our brand real purpose – and gives our customers one too.”
Janelle King, CEO, Muk Haircare
As their exclusive charity partner, PPS Mutual champions our mission by engaging both staff and members in our cause. Their ongoing support reflects a shared commitment to fairness, community, and action.
“Pankind’s mission aligns deeply with our values. Through our partnership, we’re empowering our community to stand up for those affected by pancreatic cancer and support a cause that needs urgent attention. Since commencing this partnership, we have become aware of several members of staff who have been impacted by pancreatic cancer”
Lara Weinberg, Head of Marketing, PPS Mutual
Vectra Corporation, a leading Australian cybersecurity firm, has been a trusted pro bono partner to Pankind for many years, generously providing expert cyber security services to help safeguard our data, systems, and supporter information. Vectra’s Managing Director, Mike Ryan, brings a deeply personal commitment to this partnership, having lost his wife, mother, and a close friend to pancreatic cancer. His dedication drives Vectra’s meaningful contribution to our mission.
"Pancreatic cancer has taken some of the people I loved most in this world—my wife, my mother, and a great friend. Supporting Pankind through Vectra is deeply personal for me. It’s our way of honouring their memory and helping protect an organisation doing life-changing work for others facing this disease.”
— Mike Ryan, Managing Director, Vectra Corporation