Pink Bun 2025

From 1–21 May 2025, Bakers Delight bakeries across the country will turn pink to show their support for Australians affected by breast cancer.

This year marks a very special milestone, 25 years of partnership between Bakers Delight and Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA). Together, we’ve raised over $27 million to ensure that no one diagnosed with breast cancer is unsupported.

With more than 21,000 Australians expected to be diagnosed this year, your support is more important than ever. Every dollar raised helps BCNA provide vital support, trusted information and a strong voice for those affected by breast cancer.

Every bun, every bite, every beanie helps BCNA deliver free information and resources when people need them most.

Breast cancer isn’t done yet, and neither are we

Where to buy Fun Buns

Use Bakers Delight's bakery finder tool to locate a store near you—whether you’re picking up a 6-pack for the family or grabbing a treat on the go, every Fun Bun makes a difference.

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Double Donation Day – 9 May 2025

Mark your calendar! On Friday 9 May, Bakers Delight will be doubling donations from all Fun Bun 6 pack sales. That means double the impact for Australians affected by breast cancer, and an even sweeter reason to stock up and share.

Every Fun Bun, bag and beanie you buy helps BCNA be there when it matters most. Thank you for helping us celebrate 25 years of partnership, and for standing beside the Australians affected by breast cancer who need us now more than ever.

How BCNA can support you

At Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA), we’re here for you, whether you've just been diagnosed, are undergoing treatment, living with metastatic disease, or supporting someone you love.

Our mission is to make sure no one is left behind. That’s why we provide free, trusted information, connection, and support to help you navigate breast cancer with confidence and care.

Here’s how we’ve supported our community recently:

• 13,558 calls to our Helpline were answered last year, offering personalised support and guidance.
• We led successful advocacy efforts to improve access to breast cancer medicines through the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).
• We released our first issues paper highlighting the urgent need for better data and services for people living with metastatic breast cancer, so they’re counted and supported.
• Our website and Online Network have been refreshed to make it easier to find what you need, when you need it.
• We launched new digital resources, including podcasts and webcasts, so you can access expert information and personal stories — no matter where you live.

If you or someone you care about is affected by breast cancer, BCNA can help.