I’ve taken a stand against blood cancer.
Today, more than 53 Australians will be told that they have blood cancer and tomorrow, another 53 families will be devastated by the same news.
We have created this page to raise vital funds to help provide the special care that is needed to get families through a blood cancer diagnosis as well as to help fund more game-changing research into this disease.
The money we raise will help provide care for those in need right now, and it will back the brightest researchers to continue uncovering faster diagnoses and better treatments to save lives.
Your support would be greatly appreciated.
My Achievements
Congrats! You've hit your goal!
$80 raised - you've given a family a night of emergency accommodation!
You've covered genetic testing!
You've given a family a whole weeks accommodation near treatment
$1,000 raised - you've made a tube gene test with state-of-the-art-technology possible
You've covered 3 months of lab costs for vital blood cancer research
You've fund life changing research for 3 months
Thank you to my Supporters
$58.02
Anthony Woodward
$106.12
Isaac, Lara & Lillian Catarino
Go team Mason… Dad would be so proud 💙
$106.12
Tim Bradley
Missing our friend Luis everyday.
$106.12
Jason Rogers & Family
$58.02
Bevan
$50
Romilly Gleave
Luis was such a great guy, this is a wonderful cause, keep going good luck team!
$106.12
George G
Let's Go!
$250
Sam Psathas
The way Luis' approached his life and challenges had a profound impact on me personally. It has really helped reinforce what is most important in life. I'll never forget his words, his laughs or his smile. May his memory be eternal.
$86.07
Michael Michael
Well done Mason team - what a worthy cause
$106.12
Adrian Alatsas
Awesome initiative from our team for a great cause in memory of our colleague and friend Luis
$53
Hua
$53
Mike
$47
Bridie Douglas
I know this a cause close to our Australian teams heart. Really hope you achieve your goal and I'm looking forward to taking part in the step challenge.
A great charity event in honour of a great man, sorely missed.