Kelly Lyons

$2,624

Raised from 2 events.

My Events

Ohoka Cricket Club Ladies day 2025

$0

Raised so far

Pink Ribbon Breakfast

$2623.83

Raised so far

My Recent Sponsors

$1.3k

Davis Ogilvie

Well done on fundraising for a great cause - from the DO directors

$212

Tim Liley

Love your work Kelly & DO.

$137

Russell Benge

$106

Henz

Nice work Kelly!

$106

Virtual View Ltd

Well Done!

$106

Samantha

For my Mum, for my Sister Keep up the good fight

$80

Kirsten Hall

For the DO team contributions

$56

Clement Maloney

$56

Gareth

$56

Sophie

Thinking of you, Mum, Nana Margaret, Grandma Sheila, Aunty Patsy, Aunty Loretta, Aunty Lois

Transfer funds raised at your fundraiser

Have you got cash or money that you’ve raised at an event, or offline that you need to transfer to Breast Cancer Foundation NZ?

You can get it to us by bank deposit or using your credit card.

1. Bank deposit

You can transfer the funds using internet banking or deposit the money you’ve raised at any ASB branch. Either way, you must use your personalised reference number, below, so we know it’s from you. Once you’ve transferred the money raised, there’s nothing else you need to do. When we receive your deposit, we’ll add this amount to your online fundraising page (this might take a few days).

Account name: Breast Cancer Foundation NZ

Account number: 12-3030-0534226-00

Personalised reference number: BCF0

2. Credit card

You can use the form below to transfer funds raised to the Foundation using a credit card. This will be automatically added to your online fundraising page straight away and is the quickest way to get your donation on your page.

There are two options when using your card:

You can enter someone else’s details and it will send them a donation receipt. This is a great option if someone has donated cash at your event and has asked for a receipt.
You can transfer all money collected at the event and not receive a donation receipt. Just select “I’m transferring money I’ve raised” and pop your own details into the form.