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BNCC Members in the Community

BNCC President, Simon Penrose and BNCC Executive Officer, Tanya Penrose, will be walking 25 kilometres in the 2017 Susan Suduk OneDay to Conquer Cancer benefiting Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital (RBWH Foundation) on 20 August 2017.  

Simon and Tanya need your help in reaching their fundraising goal, to assist them, donations can be made via the Susan Suduk OneDay to Conquer Cancer website. All donations over $2 are tax deductible and you'll receive your receipt directly to your email address.  

The money Simon and Tanya raise will be used by RBWH Foundation to fund clinical research, patient care programs and other initiatives at the hospital so that Queenslanders with cancer will have access to the latest treatment options to enable the best health outcomes. By supporting their fundraising efforts, you are helping to change lives.

Simon and Tanya are grateful for any donation you are able to make and appreciate your time in helping this worthy cause -Team STP - Keep Calm and Keep Walking.
 

The information and offering contained in this message is provided by the BNCC as information only and has not been reviewed, endorsed or recommended by the BNCC in any way.

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