Founded by Netballer Amy Parmenter, together with two-time osteosarcoma survivor and student Molly Croft, The Tie Dye Project is a community-led, grassroots initiative that began in 2017.

Since then, we have grown into a powerful movement, creating and selling thousands of tie-dyed products each year to raise awareness and vital funds for sarcoma-related causes.

Sarcoma is a leading cause of cancer-related death in 10-24 year olds, and accounts for about 20% of childhood cancers. Despite this, sarcoma remains severely underfunded. As a sarcoma survivor herself, co-founder Molly Croft understands firsthand the importance of continued research, treatment innovation, and support.

Since 2017, we have raised more than $1 million to support sarcoma research, cancer support, and clinical trials. Every dollar raised contributes to improving treatment options and creating brighter futures for children and young people affected by this devastating disease.

Since being officially established as a registered charity on 8 August 2023, we have gained valuable learnings, made meaningful progress, and set bold plans in motion for the future of the charity.