Community Fundraising Campaigns

Gather your friends, family and workmates to host a morning tea with fancy cups, sugar cubes and decorated cupcakes galore! Just set a date, invite your friends to bring a plate and make a donation.

You’ll have a great catch up together and can feel proud of the difference you’ll be making in the lives of others. Pick a place and spread the word about how everyone can join you and support AAAF.

Community Fundraising Campaigns

Whether you’re part of a kindergarten, primary, secondary, or university community, hosting a Crazy Hair Day is a great way to start conversations, promote inclusivity, and help fund vital research. Talk to teachers, the school council, club organisers or anyone else you need to get on board to make this a great day. They might want to know what Alopecia Areata is, why you’re hosting a Crazy Hair Day, and what they need to do to help. Encourage everyone to come with their wildest, most creative hairstyles, and collect gold coin donations to support Australians living with Alopecia Areata.

Community Fundraising Campaigns

Support AAAF and help the environment by recycling your empty beverage containers! We’re partnering with container deposit schemes across Australia, allowing you to contribute to AAAF while recycling.

Community Fundraising Campaigns

Alopecia Areata Awareness Week is held in the 3rd week of November. This annual event is a great time to spread the word about this condition which is so often misunderstood. AAAF hosts a range of events across the country during this week, and invite you to attend, or to host your own event! Some regular highlights include the Boldest Bald Brunch, and the Crazy Hair Day, which takes place in several schools and youth organisations across Australia.

We highly recommend coming along if you’re able, or seeing if you can host something in your own area. If you're curious about events in your local area, you'll find all the events in your area in your local support group.

Get Involved

Join our mission to support, educate, and advocate for the alopecia areata community. Every contribution makes a meaningful impact. Here you’ll find:

+ How to individually volunteer or become a corporate sponsor,
+ How to fundraise,
+ How to get involved in donating hair,

Donate

Everything AAAF does is community funded. No government support, no corporate backing. If this community has helped you, or you want to help others find it, your donation goes directly to the work that matters: support, education, and research.