Did you know that 1 in 20 Aussie kids are born with a genetic disease or birth defect? Thatās one in every classroom!
This year, Iām taking part in Jeans for Genes to help fund the incredible scientists at Childrenās Medical Research Institute, who are working today to change lives tomorrow.
Your donation will help keep labs running, research advancing, and hope alive for kids who need it most.
Together, we can make a difference.
Join me. Share this message. Donate. Thank you!
Why Iām Supporting Jeans for Genes
Did you know that 1 in 20 Aussie kids are born with a genetic disease or birth defect? Thatās one in every classroom!
This year, Iām taking part in Jeans for Genes to help fund the incredible scientists at Childrenās Medical Research Institute, who are working today to change lives tomorrow.
Your donation will help keep labs running, research advancing, and hope alive for kids who need it most.
Together, we can make a difference.
Join me. Share this message. Donate. Thank you!
Funds raised over the years
Raised so far
With your help, we have raised...
$317
Youāre helping fund research to find cures for kids with genetic diseases. Every dollar counts!
Biggest Donor
Wetherill Park Pre School
$317
Thank you so much to our biggest supporter, Wetherill Park Pre School, for donating an incredible $317 to help fund vital research into curing childrenās genetic diseases.
Our Impact
So far this year, we've helped fund...
6
Hours of research
Every $50 raised funds an hour of vital research.
Thank you to our donors
$317
Wetherill Park Pre School
Children wore jeans throughout the week and decorated a pair of denim overalls with miscellaneous craft. Parents made gold coin donations through the week. Educators explained that we were raising many for scientists to help find a cure for sick children.
2 weeks ago
"Children wore jeans throughout the week and decorated a pair of denim overalls with miscellaneous craft. Parents made gold coin donations through the week. Educators explained that we were raising many for scientists to help find a cure for sick children."