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The Eggtober Foundation

Name: The Eggtober Foundation - AI Visibility Score
Creator: Engagemii
Published: 2026-05-31T12:51:54.637Z
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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About The Eggtober Foundation

The Eggtober Foundation raises funds for Gynaecological Cancers through its fundraising event, Eggtober, 'Dare to Care for an Egg for a Day' during the month of October. It has information and links about gynaecological cancers.

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TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED: Thus far The Eggtober Foundation has been instrumental in raising over $850,000.00 To contact us, PHONE 1300eggtober the eggtober foundation supports; women with ovarian cancer, uterine cancer, vulvar, vaginal and cervical cancergynaecological cancer units and cliniciansprofessional and community educationresearch initiatives

Robotic Surgical Theatre named

A closeup of the Plaque

Prof Chan reflecting on performing his first gynae robotic surgery

At our recent Purple Tie Charity Event, The Eggtober Foundation agreed to donate $200,000.00 to Liverpool Hospital as the first instalment for the purchase of a da Vinci Surgical Robot with dual console. Together with the da Vinci Surgical Simulator, donated by the Perich Family, Liverpool Hospital will be the ONLY hospital (and a public one at that) in Australasia with this system in place. All specialties from head and neck, heart, lung, gynaecological, prostate, bowel, bladder etc will be utilising the Surgical Robot at Liverpool Hospital. So in effect our advocacy and substantial donation goes way beyond our goals of assisting gynaecological cancers. The advantages to the patients, surgeons and hospital are mind blowing. For example complicated surgery requiring 2 different specialists, say bowel and gynae the 2 surgeons could operate at the same time on the patient. What used to be a 10 day stay in hospital, can now be reduced to over night stay or even end up as Day Surgery. Patients will recover more quickly due to small incisions, less blood loss and less pain. Surgeons from all over Australia, NZ and Asia will come to Liverpool Hospital to train on the da Vinci Surgical Simulator and Dual Console Surgical Robot. It's a great acquisition for Liverpool Hospital and South West Sydney! A dream come true for Prof Felix Chan. Thank you to The Team at Eggtober, The Eggtober Board and ALL our great Sponsors and Donors! Lynda Chamberlain Chair