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Kasey Chambers, Troy Cassar-Daley, Adam Harvey, Beccy Cole, Sara Storer, Melinda Schneider, James Blundell, Anne Kirkpatrick, Camille Te Nahu and Lou Bradley will join Gina Jeffreys for the 2nd annual Leukaemia Foundation Walk of Life at the Tamworth Country Music Festival 2008.
Since the opening of the South Australian office doors in 1997, Gordon Sandow has selflessly volunteered his time to help the Leukaemia Foundation...
When Loma Graydon's husband, Eric, was diagnosed with leukaemia, Loma saw the urgent need for patients and families living with this disease to have practical support and care
At this year's Queen's Birthday Honours, Lismore’s Mrs Loma Graydon was listed to receive a Medal of the Order of Australia later in the year for her outstanding service to the community through fundraising and promotional activities for the Leukaemia Foundation in northern New South Wales...
Tony is our modest hero who has been fundamental in helping the Leukaemia Foundation in Victoria to establish its transport service that today provides free transport for more than 100 patients a week and now has 82 volunteer drivers. He is one of our longest standing volunteers and has been with the organisation almost from its inception...
Sandra Fincham, from the Perth suburb of Wembley Downs, knows first hand the difference that volunteering in the community makes as she has been volunteering for the Leukaemia Foundation in WA for nearly eight years, since August 2000, doing office support work.
The Leukaemia Foundation volunteers are crucial to helping us achieve our goals. Many thousands of people have selflessly given up their time to help make a real and positive difference to the lives of patients and families. They have also helped raise much needed funds for research and patient support.
Many volunteers have been personally touched by leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma or a related disorder. However, many others just enjoy having fun within the Leukaemia Foundation 'family' while at the same time knowing that their contribution will have a significant impact.
We would like to take this opportunity to say THANK YOU for your tireless work, energy, support and passion for the Leukaemia Foundation and our patients and families. Your service to the community is invaluable.
If you are interested in offering your time and talents for the Leukaemia Foundation, read about volunteering, and download the volunteer application form (PDF).
If you are in Queensland, you can become a member of Leukaemia Foundation Queensland. Read about the benefits and what's involved with membership, or download, print and fill out a membership application form
.