Have a question about the best way you can help fundraise for Mark Hughes Foundation, or just need some help getting your school or organisation involved?
Most of our most commonly asked questions are covered in FAQ, but if you can't find an answer for your question, get in touch using the form below, and we'll get back to you as soon as we can!
Mark Hughes Foundation Limited
ABN 17 622 847 376
For any postal items please send to:
Mark Hughes Foundation
PO Box 417, Hamilton NSW 2303
Phone: (02) 4037 7400
Thank you so much for raising funds to tackle brain cancer!
We have a few ways you can get your funds to us:
We have a range of outlets across the country who kindly distribute our beanies including; Lowes Australia and selected IGA stores. Please check our list of stockists and their locations here, enter your postcode to find a stockist near you. Alternatively, you can order your beanies online here.
Our 2023 range go on sale from the 1st June, 2023 (but keep an eye on our online shop for a sneaky preview).
Your beanie should arrive within 14 days from the day your order was placed and confirmed. If not - please check the Australia Post tracking number you would have received by email after your order was placed online. If you still can’t see where your delivery is - contact us by email on beanie@markhughesfoundation.com.au and we will try and resolve this for you.
Ooops… mistakes happen! If you email us at beanie@markhughesfoundation.com.au we will endeavour to resolve this issue for you.
Do the beanies come from an ethical factory and where is the location:
As part of MHF’s supplier’s corporate governance policy, all factories the company deals with must hold all relevant certifications that demonstrate they are socially and ethically responsible and operate in accordance with strict Chinese Government legislation. Our 2022 beanies are manufactured in Vietnam.
Where is the material are sourced from:
The beanie factory is located in Guangzhou and is both BSCI and ISO9001 certified. The raw materials are produced in China and the beanies are manufactured in Vietnam.
How long can the COVID-19 virus survive on plastic/material/cardboard etc:
According to the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the WHO, COVID-19 can only stay alive on surfaces for up to a few days so the risk of transmission through coming into contact with effected goods is deemed extremely unlikely, especially if the goods have been in transit for a number of weeks before they reach their destination. Please refer to the WHO and CDC websites for more information.
What are chances/percentage of getting the COVID-19 virus through beanie contact at the time they arrive in Australia and are ready for distribution by the MHF:
According to the CDC, COVID-19 is predominantly transmitted by coming into close contact with someone effected. There is no evidence to suggest the virus can be passed through food or from packaging imported from overseas. Please refer to the CDC website for further information - https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/faq.html#How-COVID-19-Spreads