Main events
Colour Your Hair Blue
Make a statement by colouring your hair blue - you'll be supporting vital type 1 diabetes research.
Take the plunge jump for JDRF
Tick a tandem skydive off your bucket list while supporting life-changing type 1 diabetes research.
Kokoda
Trek 96 kilometers of rugged
mountain terrain and tropical rainforest along the legendary Kokoda track
Join the JDRF Blue Army today by creating a fundraiser or
joining an event to turn type one into type none!
Join One Walk, One Ride, Jump, Aqua or choose from other JDRF organised events like international treks and adventures.
Participate in a fun run, bike ride, marathon, walk or swim in your local area for JDRF - find out what's happening in your local area.
Don't go through the T1D journey alone when there's a whole community to support you. Click here to see what's on and how JDRF can help you.
Turn your world blue! Challenge yourself to colour your hair blue, swim, join the #BlueBalloonChallenge, or have a blue bake picnic with Rufus.
Host an event at your school, work or home - get together to make a real difference to the lives of Aussies living with type 1 diabetes!
Commemorate your anniversary or dia-versay, celebrate a birthday or honour a loved one by setting up an online fundraising page.
How it Works
1. Create your fundraiser
Choose an idea for your fundraiser, or take part in an organised event
2. Set your goal
Set your fundraising goal and personalise your online fundraising page
3. Fundraise
Share your page and raise funds as a member of the Blue Army to defeat T1D.
Need some help? Get in touch with us
Support and assistance
The JDRF team will provide support to help you make the most of your fundraiser to defeat T1D.
You'll get access to an awesome range of Blue Army resources and tools for your fundraiser!
When you raise $100, you'll receive an official JDRF Blue Army t-shirt and cap to wear loud and proud!
The JDRF Blue Army has achieved
1,213
Fundraisers
$683,856
Raised
...to defeat T1D!
JDRF would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work. This land was and always will be Aboriginal Land. We pay our respects to the Elders past and present, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters, and community.
