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Cancer Council SA

Last Updated: 18 November 2025

Rectangular metal tin with Cancer Council SA logo, supporting cancer support in South Australia.A Cancer Council SA mint tin with white mints, supporting cancer support in South Australia.

Client: Cancer Council SA – providing South Australians with trusted information, practical help, and prevention programs throughout every stage of a cancer experience.

What was ordered? 1,000 branded mint tins.

Purpose? To give away at community events and outreach activities held across the quarter.

How were the mint tins used?

Cancer Council SA ordered 1,000 mint tins to use during a busy calendar of community events and health-focused gatherings. These events brought together patients, families, carers and supporters, and the team wanted a small, approachable giveaway that encouraged people to start conversations or take information home.

They strategically put the mint tins at the registration desks. This way, the volunteers can grab a few to hand out to the participants. Each tin featured the Cancer Council SA logo and essential contact details, making it easy for people to remember where to turn for reliable support.

Attendees slipped the tins into handbags, gloveboxes and office drawers — a simple keepsake that kept the organisation top-of-mind long after the event ended.

The tins offered a friendly touchpoint, helping Cancer Council SA stay visible while reinforcing their commitment to being present and accessible to anyone navigating cancer in South Australia.

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