The Cancer Society of New Zealand is a registered charity dedicated to reducing the impact and incidence of cancer in communities across the country. It works to ensure that people affected by cancer and their whānau have access to support, information and practical help, so they do not have to face cancer alone. Its services include specialist advice and information, transport to treatment, and accommodation for people who need to travel away from home for care. The Society also supports cancer prevention policy and life-saving cancer research, while offering support and hope from diagnosis through post-treatment.

This In-Memory service helps people honour someone they have lost to cancer or another cause. Users can create a tribute page to share memories, photographs and stories, and invite family and friends to contribute. Donations can be made once or regularly to mark birthdays, anniversaries and other occasions. Supporters can also donate directly in memory of a loved one or leave a gift in their will.