Saturday 22 February 2025 Our corporate Partner Fish Nankivell are participating in the World Series Swim in Noosa Feb 22/23 2025. Their team “The Jilly’s” is in honour of their friend Jill, who sadly lost her battle with melanoma. If you would like to make a donation to support The Jilly’s to help Jill’s memory […]
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It’s a wrap for the Melanoma March 2025 and we wish to thank everyone who participated and made it a success. ? It was great to meet such passionate people and that’s one of the reasons why we continue to stay committed to our focus on melanoma awareness, early detection and of course fundraising for research.
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The Flowers in the Sun project is now complete and the Echidna Australian Sewing and Embroidery Community has very kindly sent us this wonderful quilt. The Flowers in the Sun project is a symbol of hope and solidarity for all those affected by melanoma and to send the message that research saves lives. If you
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Our Board Member Vickie Edwards attended the first round of the Manly Junior State Titles on Saturday 23rd November to promote the AMRF and sun safe awareness to the sailors and their families. As in the past, we were warmly welcomed and many stopped by to express their thanks for us supporting the Manly Juniors
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Lyell was a correctional officer at CCC. He loved fishing, pig hunting and camping, but he mostly loved being with his family. He adored his three children, Marc, Shania and Jakob, and his granddaughter Harper. Lyell was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic melanoma after a routine visit to the GP. Sadly, Lyell’s battle lasted nine
Click the link for details: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11-14/yeppoon-family-stage-four-melanoma-skin-cancer-sun-safety-summer/104590728
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1 PM–5 PM, Saturday October 26, Geelong City Cricket Club The Ladies Day fundraiser was a great success and we wish to send our heartfelt thanks to Karen, who organised the event, along with her team, supporters and guests. The aim was to raise funds for melanoma research and highlight the dangers of melanoma. AMRF
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Thank you to everyone who supported Walk for Mela-No-More 2024. We hope Sunny’s messages were a good reminder to be sun safe as summer approaches. Our annual fundraiser Walk For Mela-No-More is back coinciding with National Skin Cancer Action Week from 20-26 November 2024. Walk for Mela-No-More is a fun walking fundraiser during National Skin Cancer Action Week
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Announcing an important new feature documentary set for national release across Australia in December right after National Skin Cancer Action Week (20-26 November 2024). Featuring prominent and beloved voices and skin cancer survivors including Olympian Cate Campbell, media icon Deborah Hutton, World Champion Surfer Wayne ‘Rabbit’ Bartholomew, and 2024 Australians of the Year Professors Richard
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The Lyell Duffy Memorial Golf day 2024 was held in July at Yeppoon. We wish to thank Fay and family and the community for once again making it a great success to honour the memory of Lyell Duffy. Their commitment to raising awareness and fundraising for melanoma research is outstanding and we are truly grateful
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