Join the fun and raise funds for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation to help us improve outcomes for ovarian cancer.

Frock up your way

This October, you’re invited to frock up your way for a good cause. Frocktober means going the extra style mile, to turn heads, start conversations and raise vital funds for ovarian cancer research.  

Sequins at the office? A tutu at the gym? Loud socks with your suit?

Absolutely! Whether you take the original challenge and frock up every day of the month, or choose a day each week, host a Frocktail party, or go all out for a single day – there are endless ways to be part of the Frocktober fun.

So, put your most stylish foot forward, rally your friends and family and help to support ovarian cancer research.

The money you raise through sponsorship, donations or events, will help the OCRF to fund research into early detection and better treatments for a cancer that still takes the lives of 50 per cent of women diagnosed.

Frock up on your own, or with a team of family, friends or colleagues, and be part of a fashion movement that really matters.

WAYS TO FROCK

FROCK @ WORK

Tell your boss and colleagues to get frocked! Sign up your workplace and raise funds for crucial ovarian cancer research.








ONE-OFF FROCK

Our one and done option: frock up, donate and nominate!








frocktober merch

Grab your exclusive Frocktober merch designed by Ellen Porteus and help us say frock ovarian cancer!






SPONSOR FROCKTOBER

For businesses large and small, this is your chance to join the Frocktober fun and align your brand with Australia’s most fashionable fundraiser!







WHY FROCK UP?

In 2024, Frocktober raised more than $1 million for research
Ovarian cancer is the most lethal gynaecological cancer
The current five-year survival rate for ovarian cancer is 49%
There is no early  detection test for ovarian cancer

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The Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands upon which we work, strive, and learn, the Wurrundjiri Woi wurrung and Bunorung Boon wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend this respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Australia and beyond.