CCI - St Augustine’s College Brookvale

Hi, I’m fundraising for Isaac McInnes

Please support my fundraiser in memory of Isaac McInnes.

Isaac was diagnosed with an inoperable rare and aggressive brain tumour at the end of 2017 and devastatingly passed away only 10 months later on 26 November 2018, at 13 years of age.

The Isaac Fund was set up in 2018 to find new treatment options for Saints student; Isaac McInnes.

On Friday 21 June, Isaac’s brother, Angus, will be leading the Cut for a Cure campaign at St Augustine’s College to raise funds for the Isaac Fund.

Children’s Cancer Institute is the only medical research institute in Australia wholly dedicate to curing childhood cancer and innovate safer treatments for children.

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Cass & Matt Nable

$52.75

Corienne & Glen

$263.75

Jerome Curll

$251

Catherine & Matthew Curll

$52.75

James Curll

Our Team

Abe Whitfeld

Raised so far:

$299.88

Angus Ashwin

Bailey Schoene

Raised so far:

$695.80

Charlie Blank

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$10.00

Christian Mascari

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$1,925.53

Finley Bull

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$458.71

Finn Davies

Hugo Warren

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$258.00

Jesse Nable

Raised so far:

$872.25

koby lynch

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$444.63

Liam Poutney

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$321.78

Luca Benham

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$368.25

Marcus Krause

Matthew Cerneaz

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$389.85

Max Harrison

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$350.40

Olly McCracken (C)

toby golden

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$88.82

Wian Coetsee

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$152.00

Acknowledgement of Country

Children’s Cancer Institute would like to acknowledge the Gadigal and Bidigal people as the Traditional Custodians of the unceded land we work on. We pay our respects to the Elders, past, present and emerging; and recognise their cultural and spiritual relationships with the land, water and sea. It is our privilege to learn from their rich contributions to society and science as we work toward finding a cure for all children with cancer.