The Keep A Breast Foundation has a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention and action.

In 1999, Keep A Breast (KAB) founder Shaney and Mona learned that young friend and artist, Margaret Kilgallen had been diagnosed with breast cancer. They knew they wanted to raise awareness in support of their friend, but nothing resonated with the creative energy of their community. Soon after, Keep A Breast, was born. It was to be a unique art concept that could capture and communicate the physical and emotional challenges of breast cancer.

Today, Keep A Breast demonstrates a new nonprofit model. It is one that assumes that today's young people are articulate, critical and ready to establish their identities through meaningful action. They are ready to be engaged and educated. Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB) communities are defined by the contributions of young people. Proof of this is in the stories received by young people inspired to act by our programs and campaigns.

Every year, we design, develop and release a number of Breast Cancer collections all in support of KAB. With proceeds from every piece going towards KAB, it also provides a conversation piece for our community to continue raising awareness about breast cancer as they wear their items.

Every four days a baby is born in Australia with cystic fibrosis (CF) and more than one million Australians are carriers of CF genes. CF Qld is working to transform lives and reduce the burden of the disease. Everyone at Cystic Fibrosis QLD is committed to improving clinical practice and patient outcomes, with the aim of extending life expectancy of those suffering from Cystic Fibrosis from 47 to 55 years by 2025. It is an imposing challenge.

Cystic Fibrosis QLD supports the broad CF community through Advocacy, Research and Clinical Improvement funding. CF Qld is committed to improving clinical practice and patient outcomes and experiences, through establishing a consistent approach to advocacy across Australia and becoming a subject matter expert for government, industry and the media. We also support state and territory CF bodies who provide valuable services to the CF community. Cystic Fibrosis Qld is our go to charity when we bring our community together.

Every June, we have a rainbow takeover at LSKD… and it’s all about inclusivity.

Wear It Purple strive to foster supportive, safe, empowering and inclusive environments for rainbow young people. With four key focus ares of awareness, opportunity, environment and collaboration, they are leading the way when it comes to inclusivity.

Our yearly Pride collection in June is at the front of our work with Wear It Purple. Our 2021 and 2022 collections have helped us donate $38k to date. These funds go towards services that raise awareness about sexuality, sex and gender identity to challenge harmful social cultures for young LGBTQIA+ people across Australia. Fly your flag and let's make a difference.

Leukaemia is a form of blood cancer that claimed the life of one of our amazing LSKD team members. It is a condition that will always remind us of an amazing individual who we all cherished. Every single year, we raise funds for the Leukaemia Foundation through warehouse sales and the team taking part in the World's Greatest Shave. This is actually why our Founder and CEO Jason Daniel has blonde hair so often.

The Leukaemia Foundation helps Australians with blood cancer. They offer wraparound health services, fund leading-edge research and campaign for change alongside our community. They aim to improve the quality of life of anyone impacted by any kind of blood cancer. They push boundaries and look towards a brighter future; because survival isn’t enough.

Their big goal is to make sure zero lives are lost to blood cancer by 2035.