Help me take a stand against blood cancer
Cancer is a horrible disease. I lost my Pops before I was old enough to remember anything but vague images of him. Last year I lost my Nanny to cancer who largely fought her battle silently and alone. Last month I even had to euthanise my dear old cockatiel Ucha because of cancer. And cancer tried to take my wonderful mum too, but she was able to beat it. As a whole, cancer is the enemy.
I'm doing the World's Greatest Shave as a tool to support people fighting this disease and hope for research to find better ways to fight it, even cure it.
I don’t know how many people I will reach but I'm going to try. If you are able to donate every bit counts.
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Your Impact
Help me earn the Transportation badge. That's enough to provide a month of free transport for people who are too ill to drive after chemotherapy treatment.
I’m $1,438 away from my next impact milestone. Please help me reach it.
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Help me earn the Discover badge. That’s enough to fund 3 months of laboratory costs for a research project to discover better treatments for blood cancer.
I’m $4040 away from my next impact milestone. Please help me reach it.
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Your support is changing lives with the Leukaemia Foundation
50 years of supporting Australians with blood cancer
The World's Greatest Shave is the flagship fundraising initiative of the Leukaemia Foundation, Australia’s only dedicated blood cancer charity. This iconic campaign helps us continue to provide wraparound blood cancer care for Australians with blood cancer.
And with blood cancer rates continuing to rise, our work is far from over. Fuelled by our community of patients, carers, healthcare professionals, researchers, specialists, and supporters like you, we’re committed to continuing our work in providing life-changing support services, funding groundbreaking research projects, and advocating on behalf of patients and families.
I better get to hold the clippers!