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Acknowledgment 65km for Cystic Fibrosis Committee ALH Group Pty Ltd Amgen Australia Pty Ltd Anna Marsenovic Anna Wang Anthony Bellgrove Anthony Caligiuri Director – Mt Atkinson Holdings ANZAPP Vic ASL Real Estate Bailey’s Day BankVic Beletti Restaurant Cafe Bar Berwick Opportunity Shop Blueways Group BMF Construction Boston Scientific Brent and Jessica Cameron on behalf of Brooke Cameron Cambodian Community MCH Fundraising Event Camp Quality Cancer Council Victoria CEPIA – Cardiac Electrophysiology Institute of Australasia Chain Reaction Channel 9 Children’s Cancer Foundation Chobani City of Casey Collier Charitable Fund Cystic Fibrosis Community Care Dandelion Wishes Gala Committee Effie Atkins’ Dr Hope Estate of Doris and Rupert Joseph Estate of EC Blackwood Estate of Ernest Finlay Burns Estate of John Frederick Wright Estate of John Lambrick Estate of Lindsay James Baldy Estate of Martin and Isobel McLoughlin Estate of Maxwell John Bradford Estate of Muriel Bradley Estate of Eva Tidswell Estate of William and Mary Levers & Sons Maintenance Fund Estate of William Macrow Exclusive Networks First State Super Freemasons Foundation Victoria Friends of the Children Foundation Giac Hoang Pagoda HESTA Superfund Indimax Productions INKA Surgical Instruments Jennifer Herbert John Kilpatrick John Plumridge – MAW Civil Pty Ltd Julie Biggar K Henzen KARL STORZ Endoscopy Australia Kaspersky Lab Kids with Cancer Foundation Australia Lady Marigold Southey AC Lim’s Parmacy Lincoln & Veronique Wulff Lions Club of Clarinda Lions Club of Dandenong Supper – District 201V5 Lions Club of Waverley Lotus Oaks Development Louis and Lesley Nelken Trust Fund Mary MacKillop Foundation Maxxia Mazda Foundation McGrath Foundation Medical Indemnity Protection Society (MIPS) Medtronic Australasia Pty Ltd Melbourne Racing Club Foundation Mercedes-Benz Berwick Miei Fiori Moller Family Foundation Monash Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Monash Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Monash University Moorabbin Hospital Ladies Auxiliary Moose Toys Mr Rolf Burggraaff My Room Paragon Financial Group Patterson Cheney Pellicano Property & Constructions Premier’s Golf Day Redkite Rombotis Event Trust Rotary Club of Endeavour Hills Rubbermaid (Newell Brands) Sam Polimeni Scleroderma Victoria Inc. Scottish Pacific Sparkling Car Wash Spicer Thoroughbreds Stihl Shop Ferntree Gully Stockwood Building Group Thai Hoa Long The Appu Family The Flinders Group (Tass & Tina Arhon and Steve Panopoulos) The Foundation for Aids Research (amfAR) The Garry White Foundation The Honda Foundation The Miranda Foundation The Monash Kids Support Group The Ricky Taylor Foundation Inc. The Teo Chew Chinese Assoc. of Vic. The Walt Disney Company The Wood Family Thi Ly Tom and Margo Hartley Unicharm Australasia Watsons Yan Wo Tong Chinese Medicine Centre Zagame Automotive Group. Thank you The Monash Health Foundation acknowledges the generosity of all the people who have supported the work of Monash Health throughout the year. In particular, we extend our gratitude to those who have raised funds in celebration of a special occasion or have given a gift in memory of a loved one. Our auxiliary members have, as always, worked tirelessly to raise funds for Monash Health. The extraordinary commitment from this wonderful group of people to support our Monash Health consumers continues to inspire generosity from our community. 30 Monash Health Annual Report 2017-18
A journey starts with one small step Seven years ago, three mums decided to make a difference and raise funds to support vital research into cystic fibrosis (CF). After significant planning and organisation, Susan Biggar, Julie Noorman and Kathy Ryan, (all CF Mums) launched ‘65km for Cystic Fibrosis’ (www.65kmforcf.com.au), a 65km endurance walk to raise funds for research. The event exceeded their own expectations both in terms of participation and fundraising. As parents of children living with CF, these extraordinary mums know the value of research to improve the quality It is truly inspirational to witness and support such dedicated fundraisers. Matthew Hannan, Monash Health Foundation of life for their children. This was the driving factor and the motivation to work tirelessly to raise money to support research into CF. Cystic fibrosis is a complicated disease, it primarily effects the lungs and digestive system and there is currently no cure. Monash Health provides lifetime care for over 200 adults and children with cystic fibrosis. Every year, an average of eight newly diagnosed babies are referred to Monash Health’s Cystic Fibrosis clinic. Funds raised from the 2017 event have funded three research projects we hope will have a lasting impact on the lives of these consumers. • Studying the impact of DNase with early stage lung disease to decrease inflammation and infection. This project has the potential to improve the long-term outcome in children with CF • Investigating the effect of an innovative treatment to improve sinus symptoms, quality of life, and the amount of infections for people living with CF and sinus disease • Develop the optimal, patient-centred model of care for people with cystic fibrosis Related Diabetes. The small but amazing team continue their unwavering commitment to the cause, raising over $600k since 2013 and funding more than 10 research projects. The team has now been joined by Sue Emery and Phil Ryan which has seen the event grow in its participation rates and success, remarkably raising over $147,000 in 2018. The Committee will work with health care professionals, researchers, and the CF community to determine priority projects for consideration with funding from this year’s event. In 2016, the team was awarded the Premier’s Volunteer of the Year, Dame Elisabeth Murdoch Award for Teamwork, for their inspiring contribution. ‘65km for Cystic Fibrosis’ Committee members, from left, Julie Noorman, Susan Biggar, Kathy Ryan and Sue Emery. 31
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