Dustin Perry

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Help me find a way find a way to make brain tumours go the way of the dinosaurs

Brain cancer research is on the tipping point. We can all be part of making important breakthroughs happen. My fundraising is something that I can do to support the science and in the meantime the patients. For all the people out there currently battling brain tumours and for those who couldn’t wait for research to progress any longer. I’m doing this because I know we can find a way to make brain tumours go the way of the dinosaurs.

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A death sentence

Friday 19th Jan
In 1969 Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 crew landed on the moon, in what I assume was a highlight of Armstrong’s life.
But the early 60’s were very different for him.
Soon after her 2nd birthday, Armstrong’s daughter Karen was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG), a horrible, evil form of paediatric brain cancer that no one survives.
Karen was treated with radiation therapy, before passing away soon afterwards at age 2.
That was 55 years ago, and tragically, a child diagnosed with DIPG today can expect exactly the same treatment and outcome as little Karen.
I refuse to accept it needs to be this way.
That’s why we’re continuing to fundraise for RCD Foundation-Robert Connor Dawes to fund childhood brain cancer research, and it’s why we need your help.
If you can afford to donate to help us toward our $100,000 goal, we really appreciate you.
🙏❤️👊
Thanks.👇👇
https://www.connorserg.com/fundraisers/dustinperry

Help us make a better world.

Wednesday 17th Jan
Brain cancer kills more kids in Australia than any other disease; The equivalent of a classroom of children annually, and survival rates haven’t meaningfully improved in decades. I could go on….. 
It’s shit. I’ve seen the devastation and suffering it causes personally. I hate it, and it makes me so angry that Governments have put so little effort into stopping it, ever. They’ve done almost nothing.
So we’re doing it ourselves. We’re fundraising so we can fund as much good research as possible, and we won’t stop until brain cancer does.
It’s not impossible; It’s just difficult, and we haven’t worked it out yet.
On Saturday the 17th of February 2024 our little team at The Euroa Gym will be rowing 2000km on about 12 machines, as we work toward raising $100,000 for paediatric brain cancer research.
We’d love your help, we’d love your support, and we just want people to understand and care about this.
If you’d like to join the team, that would be awesome, and if you’re able to make a donation, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks 🙏 ❤️👊

Thank you to my Sponsors

$263.75

Shayne Elliott

$263.75

Elena

$260

Graham Lee

Thanks for everything you are doing for RCD. Graham Lee - Board Member RCD Foundation

$211

Tom Madden

$211.01

Hyundai Help For Kids

Thank you for your generous donation to the Connor's Erg x Hyundai Help For Kids Matching campaign

$105.50

Elizabeth Perry

A small donation for a massive cause. We encourage everyone to support Dustin, Shannon and the Euroa Gym either by donating or rowing and find raising to help improve treatments for paediatric brain cancer patients. Children suffering this horrendous disease need your help.

$105.50

Geoff Hollis

Great work as usual Dusty!

$104

Duncan Herbert

$104

Hyundai Help For Kids

Thank you for your generous donation to the Connor's Erg x Hyundai Help For Kids Matching campaign

$52.75

Sijo James

$52.75

Dani Netherclift

Aeternum Fortis to all of you x

$52.75

Sarah Treloar

Slippers

$52.75

Ange & Rossco

Best of luck with the rowing team Dusty and Shannon! Smash that record!

$52.75

Hyundai Help For Kids

Thank you for your generous donation to the Connor's Erg x Hyundai Help For Kids Matching campaign

$52.75

Stefanos Family

$52

Paul Wallace

Well done Dusty. Sorry for late donation 💪🏼

$31.20

Mary Frewen

$21.10

Scott Butler

Great work Dustin well done

$20.80

Helen Mcintyre, Scotland

Good Luck to everyone participating. I hope you reach your target.