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Hi Supporter,
Making sure children with cancer stay engaged with their education while they receive treatment is one of the fundamental ways Fight Cancer Foundation helps reduce the long term impact of cancer.
Fight Cancer Foundation’s major fundraising campaign, Footy Colours Day, is well underway for 2019. All funds raised through Footy Colours Day support our education support programs operating in four major paediatric hospitals across Australia. Join our team and host a Footy Colours Day event this September to directly support children living with cancer.
Scroll down to learn more and to meet our youngest Footy Colours Day champion, Chase
Kind regards,
Eric Wright
Managing Director
KICKING GOALS THIS FOOTY COLOURS DAY SEASON
July marks the beginning of the 2019 Footy Colours Day season, and we'd love to have you on the team!
By hosting a Footy Colours Day at your school or workplace you help kids like Chase - our youngest and most energetic Footy Colours Day champion.
Chase was diagnosed with cancer at just four years old, but due to sheer determination, positivity and help from our education support program, Chase has settled into kinder this year.
Register your school, workplace, group or club for Footy Colours Day 2019 to lead the charge for kids with cancer.
SPENCER'S RUN TO GIVE HOPE
Inspired by his mother's fight against cancer, Spencer is taking on Run Melbourne this July as part of TEAM Fight Cancer.
Spencer has been training for eight weeks for the half marathon and has already raised an impressive $1844!
He hopes his fundraising efforts will help "to give other people hope and make a difference in their lives whether it’s big or small."
Join Spencer for Run Melbourne on Sunday 28 July. Register for the 5km, 10km or half marathon course to raise funds for Australians living with cancer.
In 2019, Fight Cancer Foundation is celebrating its 30th anniversary. To commemorate, we will be sharing historical milestones in each issue of our E-News.
BO BEAR JOINS THE FAMILY
Bo Bear was launched as Fight Cancer Foundation's mascot during Community Awareness week in 1994. Bo Bears were sold nationally as soft toys and as lapel pins to raise funds and awareness as part of the recruitment of bone marrow donors.
Bo Bear remains a special part of the Fight Cancer Foundation family to this day. He is especially good at bringing joy to the children’s oncology ward during Footy Colours Day season, as well as making special appearances at Red Ball Melbourne and various community fundraising events throughout the year.
Fight Cancer Foundation relies on your support to help people living with cancer and their families.
To get in touch, please contact us.
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