Australian Lions Childhood Cancer Research Foundation
District Chair: Glendell Appleford Email
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Australian Lions Childhood Cancer Research Foundation (LCCRF) vision is 100% survival of kids with cancer. Today survival rates average 80%. However, 800 children are diagnosed with cancer each year in Australia and we lose on average 3 children each week. There is much vital research that still needs to be done. Would it be great if one day in the near future we can prevent all kids dying from cancer. ALCCRF provides funding to childhood cancer research conducted across Australia,specifically targeting improving child survival rates. * 10 major research projects funded in 7 years * currently co-funding $ 4 million Lions Kids Cancer Genome project with the support of Lions Clubs International Foundation Messages-Videos |
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Events like Lions Biggest BBQ fundraiser - an annual event
Ask your local Lions club if they need an extra pair of hands to fundraise
Lions Q 3 involvement in Camp Quality Brisbane Christmas party
An annual Camp Quality family Christmas party is held at Brennan Park, Bribie Island on the last Saturday in November..
Bribie Island Lions co ordinate Lions involvement.
Lions serve families snacky foods and drinks.Also there is a host of other activities on offer to children.
Supermax & Bryce
Our District Governor (2020-21) David Orton wishes our Q 3 club would support this initiavive.
Bryce initial goal was to raise enough to give out 804 night lights - one for every single child who was diagnosed with cancer in Australia that year.
Inspired to do more, Bryce's goal for every year moving forward is to not only give a Super Max the Turtle to every child who is diagnosed with cancer in both Australia and New Zealand.
That's 1,000 night lights , but also to raise enough to give every superparent/carer a small gift with stars on it.
It is Bryce's hope that these stars help to bring light and warmth into what can often be a dark and isolating journey for superhero children and their parents/carers.