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Today, your gift becomes TWICE AS NICE!
For 24 hours only, every donation will be DOUBLED, dollar for dollar, up to $40,000!
This means your generosity will have TWICE the impact on lifesaving cancer research and will spread TWICE the joy for families like Ollie's.
This special festive opportunity is made possible by Team XTreme and other generous ACRF supporters committed to funding brilliant cancer research across Australia.
Ollie with his baby sister and biggest fan, Marlie.
Thank you to the generous group of supporters who donated to our Matched Giving Day campaign, "Twice As Nice".
Incredibly, we have exhausted the $40k pool of matched funding which means we've together raised $80k today for cancer research and our matching campaign for our festive appeal has ended.
Ollie's healing journey through creativity mirrors the innovative approach we need to tackle a complex disease like cancer
At just six years old, Ollie’s world was turned upside down when he was diagnosed with embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma – a rare and aggressive form of tissue cancer. In an instant, this vibrant, playful boy found himself facing a struggle no child should ever have to endure.
For the past two years, Ollie has undergone gruelling treatments that would challenge even the strongest adult. But through it all, Ollie found an unexpected source of comfort and healing: art.
It began with simple doodles during long hours of treatment. Soon, Ollie discovered a unique technique he calls “bubble art” – a drawing method he uses to tell stories using vibrant, abstract patterns. This creative outlet became Ollie's way of expressing the complex emotions any child would struggle to communicate.
"On his toughest days, when the pain and fear seem overwhelming, Ollie turns to his art." Naomi shares. "It's as if each colourful bubble he creates is a small act of defiance against the cancer."
Just as Ollie is thinking outside the lines with his bubble technique, brilliant researchers are doing the same to find breakthrough solutions for cancer.
Costs of this appeal have been covered by untied funding, making it possible for 100% of your donation by 31 December to support cancer research.
We'll email your tax receipt and donation details
Your donation is secure and protected.
Today, your gift becomes TWICE AS NICE!
For 24 hours only, every donation will be DOUBLED, dollar for dollar, up to $40,000!
This means your generosity will have TWICE the impact on lifesaving cancer research and will spread TWICE the joy for families like Ollie's.
This special festive opportunity is made possible by Team XTreme and other generous ACRF supporters committed to funding brilliant cancer research across Australia.
Thank you to the generous group of supporters who donated to our Matched Giving Day campaign, "Twice As Nice".
Incredibly, we have exhausted the $40k pool of matched funding which means we've together raised $80k today for cancer research and our matching campaign for our festive appeal has ended.
Ollie's healing journey through creativity mirrors the innovative approach we need to tackle a complex disease like cancer
At just six years old, Ollie’s world was turned upside down when he was diagnosed with embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma – a rare and aggressive form of tissue cancer. In an instant, this vibrant, playful boy found himself facing a struggle no child should ever have to endure.
For the past two years, Ollie has undergone gruelling treatments that would challenge even the strongest adult. But through it all, Ollie found an unexpected source of comfort and healing: art.
It began with simple doodles during long hours of treatment. Soon, Ollie discovered a unique technique he calls “bubble art” – a drawing method he uses to tell stories using vibrant, abstract patterns. This creative outlet became Ollie's way of expressing the complex emotions any child would struggle to communicate.
"On his toughest days, when the pain and fear seem overwhelming, Ollie turns to his art." Naomi shares. "It's as if each colourful bubble he creates is a small act of defiance against the cancer."
Just as Ollie is thinking outside the lines with his bubble technique, brilliant researchers are doing the same to find breakthrough solutions for cancer.
Costs of this appeal have been covered by untied funding, making it possible for 100% of your donation by 31 December to support cancer research.
