the crbf city to surf
'Coop's Sprint for Sarcoma'
to aid sarcoma research
The 2019 CIty to Surf - 11 August, 2019
Or, maybe you would prefer to sponsor one of the team members?
Why is there a need for a global Sarcoma Awareness Month? It’s because sarcoma is still considered to be the “forgotten cancer.”
Efforts to encourage research and drug development are made more challenging due to a lack of awareness and understanding of this cancer.
So how do we raise funds for critical research when a large number of people don’t know this cancer exists?
There are many outstanding sarcoma organisations in Australia working tirelessly every day to raise funding and awareness, and those who provide treatment, care and scientific research.
Each of these organisations aim to further highlight the immense challenges that sarcoma patients face and the dire need for funding to facilitate the clinical research required to achieve better treatment therapies and more favourable survival outcomes.
We encourage you to read our social media posts throughout July, as we will be going back to basics to educate, create an awareness and start a conversation about sarcoma.
Early diagnosis saves lives, and the life that is saved could be yours, or that of someone you love.
Throughout July, we also encourage you to read our social media posts, as we will be going back to basics to educate, create an awareness and to start a conversation about sarcoma.
Early diagnosis saves lives, and the life that is saved could be yours, or that of someone you love.
"Changing the history of sarcoma as we know it..."
Professor Chris Goodnow announces the Garvan Institute CRBF joint initiative for sarcoma
On Friday 11 May, Professor Chris Goodnow, Director of the Garvan Institute for Medical Research (GIMR) pictured above, announced the first CRBF grant for clinical research for sarcoma in conjunction with the GIMR.
We are delighted to confirm CRBF will be funding a module of the molecular screening and therapeutics clinical trial, for sarcoma patients, under the auspices of the GIMR.
Special thanks to Professors Chris Goodnow, David Thomas and Maya Kansara for their individual contribution and commitment to improving survival outcomes for sarcoma patients.
the crbf
national sarcoma awareness
campaign launches
SUPPORT THE CAUSE
‘The Cooper’ – By Autore Pearls
Autore Pearls are synonymous with quality, and exquisite design, with their designs worn by Angelina Jolie, Halle Berry, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Selena Gomez, to name but a few.
The Cooper has been designed by AUTORE Design Director, Jane Autore, to embody the spirit, and the life of our precious son, whilst generating funding for critical clinical research by donating 10% of each sale directly to CRBF.
This is a unisex piece, with a magnificent Italian leather plaited band, an exquisite South Sea pearl, customised clasp with the CRBF logo, and a small garnet detail to signify Coops love of cricket. The bracelet is available in a double and single strand.
Our heartfelt gratitude to the Autore family, for creating this spectacular piece, and for their support of the work of CRBF.
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