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Since launching in New Zealand in 2012, Dry July has raised more than $11 million to support people affected by cancer across the country. Funds raised in 2026 will be distributed to the organisations below, helping them continue to deliver essential support services. This impact is only made possible by the ongoing generosity of our Dry July community.
Cancer Rehabilitation Foundation (PINC & STEEL) – supporting recovery through specialised rehabilitation and exercise programmes that rebuild strength, restore function, and improve quality of life after cancer.
Prostate Cancer Foundation NZ – providing vital support for men and their families, including a freephone information line, counselling, nationwide support groups, and Prost-FIT exercise classes.
Scroll down to see how the funds you raise help power the life-changing work of these incredible organisations.
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Nelson Oncology - Facilities funded by Dry July |
Dry July has funded a number of items for this facility including a dishwasher, fridge, comfortable couch and artwork decorating the walls.
Some feedback:
• Numerous patients have commented on how beautiful and tasteful the artwork is.
• Having a dishwasher and fridge in our own area has been really helpful as the Cancer Society volunteers and staff use these facilities every day for patient care.
• The couch is a comfortable place for patient and visitors to wait and relax
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Kitchen renovations now complete at Dunedin Hospital |
Thanks to a Dry July grant, Improved kitchen facilities for patients and nursing staff are now being used at Dunedin Hospital.
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Waikato Regional Cancer Centre - Dry July brightens-up reception |
The addition of a fish tank and flowers at the reception area in the Cancer Centre has generated a large amount of positive comments from those attending the Centre. Its the little things that help patients and families realise that the cancer carers apprecaite their situation.
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Christchurch Oncology - Dry July campaign |
Christchurch Hospital has opened its 2017 campaign with a morning tea and cake stall, Great to see!
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Christchurch Hospital Exercycle |
The bike allows patients to maintain a degree of fitness and prevents de-conditioning, they often sit on the bike waving and as some of the patients have said “keeping an eye on me “as it sits outside my office. The bikes are available to all the single rooms and on the floor above sits in the corridor, the table top exercycle is available for use in the family room and can be used by patients & family, often used during the boredom busters session that now occurs each Friday on the unit.
