Carrie Bickmore promotes Beanies 4 Brain Cancer initiative
Carrie Bickmore is gearing up for the May 1 launch of her new Beanies 4 Brain Cancer initiative.
And on Tuesday, The Project host got some help from her Masterchef pals when promoting the charitable line of head wear.
Taking to Instagram, the 36-year-old shared a selfie with the cooking show's three judges, who were all seen sporting the soon-to-be released beanie.
Cooking up a good cause! Carrie Bickmore caught up with the judges from Masterchef on Tuesday, where they donned her popular Beanies 4 Brain Cancer head wear
'So great having lunch with these guys. Celebrating 10 years of Masterchef. Love the boys in our beanies too. On sale 6.30pm MAY 1 at carriesbeanies4braincancer.com' the TV star captioned.
She continued: 'We are pumped to have @cottonon join us in the fight against brain cancer this year and help us bring to life our beanies. The legends at @australiapost will be delivering these straight to your door. Together we can make a difference.'
In the snap, Masterchef's Matt Preston, Gary Mehigan and George Calombaris all sported the blue and white patterned beanie which will go on sale next week.
All for a good cause: A chic maroon colour beanie (pictured) will also be available on Carrie's website from May 1
A chic maroon colour will also be available on Carrie's website from May 1.
The small-screen favourite has been at the front lines in the fight against brain cancer, since her husband Greg Lange died from the disease in 2010.
Carrie memorably donned a beanie to raise awareness for the disease when she won her Gold Logie in 2015.
Brave: The TV star memorably donned a beanie to raise awareness for the disease when she won her Gold Logie in 2015
Trailblazer: Carrie has also been at the front lines of the fundraising fight, with her own Beanies 4 Brain Cancer initiative
She then went on to begin her hugely successful Beanies 4 Brain Cancer initiative.
The project has raised a staggering $4.5 million dollars and is now funding three new research grants.
On the website, Carrie writes candidly about her late husband's battle.
'He had lived with the disease for close to a decade': Greg pictured with Ollie, the son he shared with Carrie
'He had lived with the disease for close to a decade,' she states.
'It took away his mobility, it took away his independence, and eventually it took his life. No one should have to suffer this way, and until we find a solution, people will.'
The brave star also opened up about her loss to Australian Women's Weekly last year.
'Greg will forever be in my current life. Every time I look at my son, I'm seeing Greg - he looks so much like him,' she told the publication.
The couple had one child, together, Ollie, now 10.