1 in 2 Victorians will be diagnosed with cancer by the age of 85. And with every diagnosis comes the heartbreaking reality for them, and their loved ones, that it could take their life.
It’s affecting young parents, and people in the prime of their careers.
Ollie was just 12 years old when he was diagnosed with brain cancer and given weeks to live.
Breakthrough research helped Ollie survive for two years. But it couldn’t stop cancer from taking his life.
For Ollie, research and breakthroughs didn’t come soon enough. But with the support of people like you, research gave him and his family more time.
As his mum Barbie shares, “We have so many wonderful memories that we wouldn’t have had without cancer research.”
Cancer took so much from Ollie and his family. This Daffodil Day, give all you can to support cancer research and find the breakthroughs needed to save lives.
Will you donate today to raise funds for lifechanging cancer research?
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