The 2023 Lyell Duffy Memorial Golf Day was a special day as it was on the anniversary of Lyell’s passing. We once again had a four-person Ambrose FUN day raising funds for melanoma research and awareness of this insidious disease that took Lyell after only nine short weeks. 2023 marks nine years since we lost
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Sunday 17 September 2023 AMRF are proud supporters of the Lumary City-Bay Fun Run. Be sun safe and don’t forget to wear a hat, sun-safe clothing, sunnies and SPF 50+ sunscreen. We wish to thank the Lions Skin Cancer Screening Unit team for providing skin checks on the day. We also trialled Sparms sun screen
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Here’s a message from our Ambassador Fiona Kilby: Great Ocean Walk complete! Wow, that was fun ? We had ‘mizzle’, water crossings, sand walking, uphill, downhill, stairs, steps, mud, six tiger snakes, one massive leech, a koala, blue skies, blue ocean as far as the eye could see, cliff tops, a light station, amazing rock
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The MGA Whittles Community Foundation held their annual fundraiser this year on St Patricks Day. AMRF wishes to thank all the staff, branches and foundation committee for their continued support for melanoma research.
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The LEK Invitational Golf Event 2023 held at the NSW Golf Club on Tuesday 28th March was another great success, and now in its third year. Despite the drizzle that came through in the afternoon, the guests had a wonderful time and were very generous in their support for the AMRF. AMRF Board Member and LEK
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The Flying 11 NSW held their State Finals at St George Sailing Club on the weekend 18 and 19 February 2023 and our CEO Marisa Chilcott was in attendance to spread the sun safe message. Check out all the pics from the event below. Thanks to the Flying 11 NSW team for inviting us along
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A record 139 players participated in the 13th annual Gordon Hope Memorial Golf Day on Sunday, January 29. The event raised $4,360 for Australian Melanoma Research Foundation, with an additional $2,000 donated by Barry McEntee on behalf of Goulburn Invitational Charity Golf Day, bringing the total raised by the two events to $6,360. The Hope
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Sunday 26th March, Henley Square The Adelaide Melanoma March is part of MIA’s 12th national campaign to raise $1 million for research into prevention, treatment and reduction in the harm caused by Australia’s ”national cancer”. The event gives the community the chance to make a direct contribution to improving patient outcomes. This year’s national Melanoma
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Saving your Skin was AMRF’s key message at the Manly Junior State Regattas held over the weekend of 26 and 27 November 2022 at St George Sailing Club. Free sunscreen and UV wristbands were on hand to remind the kids to sail safely. We also made available for sale SParms products, hats and sunnies, where part
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Lesley Rogerson was the much loved mum of Daniel, Lisa, Eric and Katherine. From the time doctors found secondary cancers had spread throughout her body, it took only thirteen weeks until Lesley sadly passed away. The primary cancer was a melanoma that had been removed 10 years ago. Daniel Rogerson, who is the Grocery Manager
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AMRF
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