Salt2Snow

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Chose either Paul or Matt's chosen charity or completely rule at life and give to both! By following the Donate Now buttons, you will be taken to the respective hospitals donation portals so you know all funds are making their directly to the research teams that got Paul and Matt, alongside so many to the here and now.

Donate to Paul's Charity

Lifehouse is an integrated and focused centre of excellence, offering everything a cancer patient needs in one place, including advanced onco-surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, clinical trials, research, education, complementary therapies and psychosocial support.
Our mission at Chris O’Brien Lifehouse is to improve the quality of life of cancer patients, carers and their families by advancing the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, cure and prevention of the disease.

www.mylifehouse.org.au

Donate to Matt's Charity

Garvan strives to enhance and develop research programs that combine fundamental science with strong clinical interactions. This includes the Genomic Cancer Medicine Program. Patients on the trial are matched to a new treatment based on their genetic information. The patients are all enrolled (and most are treated) through The Kinghorn Cancer Centre, which focuses on translational research and personalised cancer care. Their mission is to align world-class cancer research with rapid translation to the clinic to improve outcomes for cancer patients.

www.garvan.org.au | www.tkcc.org.au

If you donated to the GoFundMe page we started when this idea began, we’ve finished that up and split the funds between the two above charities. Why did we do this? To ensure all know that donations are going directly to the hospital research teams. We’ll let everyone now how much was raised in total come the end of the ride! Thanking you for your support.

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Salt2Snow is a journey for those that have been affected by cancer and their families. A journey not too dissimilar from the arduous journey that the many forms of cancer treatment take their participants through. The long road from diagnosis through to treatment and its aftermath represented by the long highways and byways of the Australian outback.