Jeans for Genes Day has been held for 22 years, helping to raise more than $62 million.
The money goes to scientists working to find treatments and cures for sick children.
Buggles team leader Jackie Desousa Ferreira said the centre had taken part for the past four years.
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Contributions can be made by visiting www.jeansforgenes.org.au