David takes 400 thousand steps for cancer research Posted on September 5, 2013February 25, 2018 by Carly du Toit It was a cold morning in Canberra when ACRF super-fundraiser departed on what would be one of the most gruelling journeys of his life. His solo walk back to his home in the lower Blue Mountains brought back old injuries and painful memories, as he took step after step – some 400 thousand of them – in honour of his late wife Danielle. But it also brought him hope. Continue reading “David takes 400 thousand steps for cancer research”
Our regular givers are making real progress possible! Posted on July 5, 2013February 25, 2018 by Carly du Toit “Cancer was certainly not part of who Danielle was as a person, but it was a part of the narrative of her life’s journey. Her legacy will always live on in our children Joshua, Grace and Caleb, who were 9, 8 and 5 respectively when Danielle passed away. “To honour the memory of Danielle and to set an example for our children to follow in life – that together, we can all make a difference – I have made a life-time commitment to actively support Australian researchers in their search for the cures. “It gives me hope for my children’s future that the Australian Cancer Research Foundation’s Partners in the Cure – a group I am proud to belong to – have raised more than $1.3 million.” Continue reading “Our regular givers are making real progress possible!”
