Gift in Will stories
Why others have decided to leave a gift in their Will to beat blood cancer
Helen has no idea how many kilometres she walked with her beloved pooch Prinnie for over 15 years collecting for the Leukaemia Foundation Doorknock campaign. But she does know every step was worth it to help save the lives of children with blood cancer – like her young friend, Rachel, who was diagnosed with leukaemia in 1991.
Edward Rhoades and his mum, Jan, knew they wanted to give others impacted by blood cancer a brighter future after he suffered from the debilitating side-effects of a stem cell transplant, to which he eventually lost his life.
Although never touched personally by blood cancer, David Pratt was so moved by the stories of families battling the disease that he has made the ultimate commitment to improve their future with a gift in his Will.
The Bartons honoured their daughter's life by leaving a gift in their Will.
Leukaemia Foundation Chairman, Dr Carrie Hillyard, has a special message for our supporters.
Through a Gift in her Will, Davina's been able to fund strategic research projects to help people with blood cancer.
Through the generosity of supporters, Dr Khai Li Chai is able to undertake a three year PhD Scholarship.
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Courtney and Kate's participation in Dry July helped fund our nation-wide network of Blood Cancer Support Coordinators.
Through the help of our supporters, we've been able to create an e-learning course for carers.
Before undergoing her life-saving transplant at just 23-years-old, Eleanor made a lasting commitment to the blood cancer community through her gift in Will.