In memory of his sister's passing a decade ago, John Murtagh entered the Corporate Fighter ring fueled by a mission dear to his heart, backed by family and friends, he fought for hope against brain cancer. Thanks to all who contributed. Your support propels us towards a cure.

Join the Evergreen Games fundraiser in memory of Simon "Evergreen" Pearce. 🌳 Experience a day of gaming and camaraderie while supporting brain cancer research on Sat, 4 May, 12pm AEST @ the Clyde Hotel, Melbourne ⏰ RSVP: tr.ee/cVu39Rjcx7

🔬Guardian Trust Early Career Fellowship: APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN! Apply now for the FIRST EVER 5-Year Early Career Fellowship grant valued at $575,000. For more information, including detailed eligibility criteria, guidelines and a link to apply, visit lnkd.in/eHErtXNy

Exciting news! Profs. Web Cavenee, Ph.D, & W.K. Al Yung, M.D, leaders in brain cancer research, are coming to #Australia! Send your questions about the latest breakthroughs to [email protected]. Your questions will be answered in a special video session.

Thank you to Machines & Macchiatos for their enduring support of Cure Brain Cancer as well as to all the volunteers, staff, and sponsors who made today's Holden Heritage Car Show a tremendous success! Together, we're making a difference in the fight against brain cancer.

May is #BrainCancerAwarenessMonth! We are committed to standing by patients and funding crucial research. Every year in Australia, over 1,500 lives are lost to brain cancer. But amidst the challenges, there's hope. With your support, we're making strides toward finding a cure.

Get ready to make your miles matter! Join us at the Sydney Marathon, where runners of all levels unite to make a real impact. From the stunning views of Harbour Bridge to the iconic Opera House, every step you take supports vital brain cancer research. sm24.grassrootz.com/curebraincancer

Busy days ahead for SAC members Prof. Web Cavenee & W. K. Alfred Yung MD visiting from the US. As pioneers in brain cancer research & founders of #GBMAGILE trial, they'll meet with donors, researchers, & community members, showcasing #ImpactInAction. #CureBrainCancer

Last night, #MadgwicksLawyers hosted our #GoGreyInMay, #ImpactInAction event for #braincancerresearch. We're grateful to be their 2024 chosen charity. Thanks to #MicheleKennedy & CEO Lance Kawaguchi for welcoming experts Web Cavenee & W. K. Alfred Yung MD. Together, we're making strides

Grateful to the Wollongong brain cancer community for welcoming SAC members, Web Cavenee and W. K. Alfred Yung MD. Sponsored by Wollongong Diagnostics, the Q&A session highlighted the evolving landscape of brain cancer research and a united front to drive progress and foster hope.

Delighted to meet Julie & Nic Crawshay, advocates for brain cancer awareness. With SAC members Web Cavenee & Al Yung, we discussed driving progress. Julie will be running the Sydney Marathon to raise funds for brain cancer research. Support her here: lnkd.in/ezS9KekG

Since 2017, the Foundation has invested nearly $2.5 million in Fellowships, soon to exceed $3 million with our new 5-Year Guardian Trust Early Career Fellowship. We empower researchers driving groundbreaking discoveries in brain cancer research. Read here: lnkd.in/duVyCH6G

Six-year-old Ruby Pringle was a happy, kind child who loved the beach and bike rides with her dad. Just 11 days after her birthday, Ruby was diagnosed with DIPG. Sadly, she passed away 26 weeks later. Support urgent research and donate at childhood.curebraincancer.org.au

#SaturdaySpotlight to July 2022: Foundation CEO Lance Kawaguchi met key figures like Mike Gill, Arthur Sinodinos, and John Berry to expand our international reach. Thanks for your support as we pursue tax-exempt status in the U.S. #ImpactInAction #International

What an extraordinary turnout at the HBF Fun Run! Huge thanks to all participants and supporters who helped raise an astonishing $66,162 for brain cancer research! Special shout-out to Team Big Run for Baby (photo), raising $44,740 in memory of Luke. Your dedication is inspiring!

Six-year-old Ruby was a kind, vibrant girl with endless possibilities until diagnosed with DIPG, now DMG. She passed away 26 weeks later. Brain cancer is the leading disease-related death among Australian children. Support crucial research to save lives at childhood.curebraincancer.org.au

DEADLINE REMINDER: The Guardian Trust Early Career Fellowship applications will CLOSE on 7 June 2024. Don't miss your chance to secure funding for your groundbreaking brain cancer research. This prestigious fellowship is valued at $575,000 over 5 yrs. lnkd.in/eHErtXNy

🎥 Watch now! Our Ask the Experts Q&A with Professors WebCavenee and W. K. Alfred Yung MD is available! Get expert insights on brain cancer research and treatment. Although we couldn't cover all queries, we touched on key topics. Tune in: youtu.be/yeDwPAwhnPg

🔬CLINICAL ACCELERATOR RESEARCH UPDATE: With support from the Foundation's Clinical Accelerator grant, researchers at Telethon Kids Institute aim to combat brain tumours by utilising a unique antibody that inhibits cancer cell repair. Learn more here: lnkd.in/gVi4TJCB

Six-year-old Ruby’s life was filled with joy, but tragically cut short by brain cancer. Her legacy should be a future where no children are lost to DIPG/DMG. Donate to fund vital research at childhood.curebraincancer.org.au Help turn loss into lifesaving hope.