Midnight Club

We're fundraising because...

Every day, two Australian families receive the heartbreaking news that their child has cancer. As part of the Camp Quality Cruise Canberra, the Midnight Club crew is putting our passion for cars towards something far more important – helping give kids facing cancer the chance to simply be kids again.

United by a love for the cars and culture of the '90s and early 2000s that shaped a generation, Midnight Club is inspired by the spirit of JDM but embraces all corners of automotive culture. Whether it's a VL Commodore with an RB30 under the bonnet, a Toyota Crown, an WRX Sti or another icon from an era when cars were built to be driven, modified and enjoyed, we share a common passion for community, nostalgia and the stories these cars represent.

The cars may be different, but the reasons we love them are the same. They remind us of simpler times, bring mates together and create memories that last a lifetime. Through the Camp Quality Cruise, we're harnessing that same spirit of mateship and community to support children and families facing one of life's toughest challenges.

Every month, 64 Australian children are diagnosed with cancer. For more than 40 years, Camp Quality has helped families build optimism and resilience through community, education and fun. Their programs support children aged 0–15 dealing with their own cancer diagnosis, or the diagnosis of a sibling, parent or carer, every step of the way.

Last year, Camp Quality supported one in three children diagnosed with cancer, and their goal is to reach every child and family who needs them.

Midnight Club is about more than just cars. It's about giving back and using the culture that shaped our generation to make a difference. So whether your memories are of late-night drives, posters on bedroom walls, or weekends spent under the bonnet with mates, we invite you to join us in supporting an incredible cause.

Please donate to our page and help give kids facing cancer the chance to be kids again. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps keep hope alive for families who need it most.