Children’s Leukaemia & Cancer Research Foundation (Inc) holds regular raffles to raise funds for child cancer & leukaemia research. Results are now available for raffle LS041478
Permit No LS041478
First prize $20,000 : Ticket no 81412
Second prize $4,000 : Ticket no 132481
Third prize $1,000 : Ticket no 440752
All winners notified. Next raffle details to be announced.
Beverley Heckingbottom from the Beverley Margaret School of Dance has signed up to be the Director and provide us with all of the Choreographers and dances for the next Keep the Flame Alive dance. Welcome Beverley!
A Telethon Kids Institute Research study examining drug resistance in leukaemia patients has shed new light on why some treatments may be more effective than others.
The study, which looked at cells from children suffering from T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (T-ALL), examined how different genes were associated with resistance to different drugs in an effort to improve treatment success.
The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Lisa-M. Scaffidi confirmed she will be returning to the Keep the Flame Alive Encore performance in April 2014. After speaking with her about the 2012 performance she was very enthusiastic to come back and show of her dancing talents once more. This will all be for the Children’s Leukaemia & Cancer Research Foundations new annual event Keep the Flame Alive. We look forward to seeing the Lord Mayor and all of the general public join us once more to showcase how talented Perth people are.
Please show your appreciation for this event by offering a donation
Permit No LS040832
First prize $20,000 : Ticket no 071656
Second prize $4,000 : Ticket no 169944
Third prize $1,000 : Ticket no 088546
All winners notified. Next raffle details to be announced.
AN endurance walker will dedicate each day of his trek from Perth to Sydney early next year to someone who has had cancer, and is inviting nominations from the West Australian public. Mark Gibbens, 45, a registered nurse from Adelaide, aims to raise $100,000 for cancer research during his 5300km, three-month walk.
