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WELCOMEIn racing circles, the name Nick Moraitis AM is synonymous with thoroughbreds, champions and ofcourse, the legendary Might And Power. Such success on the track has been hard-earned, and iswithout a doubt, well deserved.But to me, it is Nick Moraitis’ success off the track which sets him apart from others. Thanks to hiscompassion, commitment and dedication, he has single-handedly changed the lives of thousands ofchildren with cerebral palsy and their families.Today we celebrate 16 years of the annual Might And Power Race Day in support of Cerebral PalsyAlliance. In that time, the event has raised more than $4 million.That money has helped us provide vital pieces of equipment like wheelchairs and communication devicesfor kids in need; it has helped us build our new state-of-the-art centre at Allambie Heights and fit outthe games room for use by children and teenagers with cerebral palsy; and it has funded vital therapyand support services for children and their families throughout NSW.Quite simply, Nick Moraitis’ long-time support of Cerebral Palsy Alliance has been a game-changer forchildren living with cerebral palsy and their families.It is with heartfelt thanks that I publicly applaud Nick for his ongoing generosity and commitment. I alsoextend those thanks to each and every person attending today’s Might And Power Race Day, and to thosewho helped us raise more than $4 million over the event’s history.It is this type of support that true legends are made of.Rob WhiteCEOCerebral Palsy Alliance