Before fundraising

When is the fundraiser taking place?

The actual door-to-door campaign is on Sunday, March 23. You can go as a collector whenever you want throughout the day, but we encourage everyone who has signed up to go door-to-door to go in the afternoon. In our experience, more people are at home at this time.

As a fundraiser, you can also raise money via the digital fundraiser that follows your QR code, before, during and after Sunday, March 23. We hope that as many people as possible will want to share their personal QR code on their social media so that the campaign reaches as many people as possible.

How do I sign up as a fundraiser?

You sign up as a fundraiser at this link. Here you choose the route you want and follow the steps described to reserve the desired route.

How do I choose a route?

When you click on this link, you will see a map. Enter the street address or a starting point near where you want to start your route and click on one of the results that appear. You can now see more information about the suggested route you have clicked on. Reserve it or perform a new search to find another route.

Why are some units on the route I'm searching for green, and others orange or red?

If the accommodation units are marked as green, this means that the squares are available. If the units are red, they are already reserved. The orange units are the route you have received as a suggestion based on the address or starting point you chose to search for in the map.

Can I choose multiple routes?

No, unfortunately it is not possible to select multiple routes at this time.

How do I collect?

The fundraiser is completely cashless. This means that when you go as a fundraiser, you can only receive money through your personal QR code, Vipps, SMS or bank transfer. You don't need to collect or return any buckets, all you need to have with you is the fundraising material you have been sent.

How long do I have to walk?

The time you spend going door-to-door depends on the route you have chosen. You will see the estimated time spent on your route before you press reserve route. Make sure to walk your entire route. Many people sit and wait for a collector to come to the door.

Can we walk together on the same route?

If you are two or more people together, we encourage you to reserve one route per person who is walking, and that you walk all the routes together. This way we can raise even more money for research!

Do I have to leave at a certain time?

No, but we encourage everyone who goes door-to-door to go in the afternoon between 16-19, as we know from experience that more people are at home at this time.

Do I use a actual donation tin?

No, you don't carry a physical bucket when you go as a fundraiser for the Swedish Cancer Society's fundraising campaign. Our fundraising is completely cashless. This means that when you walk as a fundraiser, you can only accept money through your personal QR code, Vipps, SMS or bank transfer.

Can I accept cash?

No, you cannot accept cash when collecting money for the campaign. This ensures that it is safer to give money, and safer for you as a fundraiser who does not have to walk around with lots of cash. The Norwegian Cancer Society's fundraising campaign is completely cash-free. This means that when you go as a fundraiser, you can only accept money through your personal QR code, Vipps, SMS or bank transfer. All donation methods are also specified on the fundraising material you have received.

How do I get the collection material?

The fundraising material will be sent to the address you provide when registering in good time before the campaign day. If you sign up as a fundraiser shortly before Sunday, March 23, you will receive the fundraising material by email and must make sure to print this out for the day of the campaign.

Can I also collect digitally?

Yes, you absolutely can! When you sign up as a fundraiser, you'll receive a QR code that links to your digital fundraiser. You can share your fundraising before, during and after the action day with friends and family, colleagues or others via social media, SMS or email. Your total amount raised will be displayed here.

I’ve signed up but cannot participate. What should I do?

If you do not have the opportunity to go as a fundraiser anyway, you can log in to the registration page and delete your route under "my routes". Your route will then be available again, so that others can choose it.

I have not received the fundraising materials. What should I do?

If you haven't received your collection materials by Friday, March 14, please send an email to innsamler@kreftforeningen.no and we will help you track your shipment.

Can children participate in fundraising?

Yes, in principle. There is no age limit, but fundraisers under 15 years old are encouraged to participate with an adult.

What is Kreftforeningen’s fundraiser?

The Norwegian Cancer Society's fundraising campaign is the organization's annual effort for the cancer cause in Norway. Since 2006, the campaign has raised over NOK 500 million for vital cancer research. In order to reach the campaign's fundraising goal, we are completely dependent on our many good supporters. New from 2025 is that all private individuals can sign up as fundraisers and go door-to-door on Sunday, March 23 to raise money for the campaign.

What will the money be used for?

The money from this year's fundraising campaign goes to research so that all cancer patients who can benefit from it are offered a genetic test earlier in the course of the disease - and the best treatment based on the results. You can read more about it here.