Help me take a stand against blood cancer
I'm RCUO Neve Ferris, representing South Queensland Brigade, Australian Army Cadets. This year, our Brigade is taking on the World's Greatest Shave during our annual Field Exercise, in the name of raising money and awareness for people affected by blood cancer.
Cadets is all about resilience, mateship, and stepping up when it counts — and this cause reflects exactly that. Nearly every family knows someone touched by leukaemia, lymphoma, or another blood cancer, and the Leukaemia Foundation's support makes a real difference during some of the hardest moments of people's lives.
By cutting my hair in front of my fellow cadets, I want to show that courage isn't just something we talk about on exercise — it's something we can put into action for a cause bigger than ourselves.
Every dollar you donate helps the Leukaemia Foundation continue supporting patients and families, and pushes research closer to better treatments and cures. Please consider chipping in — no amount is too small, and every bit gets us closer to our goal.
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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.
Good luck Neve!