Help me raise money in honour of my Mum, Kathleen Ticehurst and the 400,000 Australian’s living with dementia.
Three people in my family have or have had dementia, including my Mum - who passed away last September ❤️ so this is a cause very close to my heart.
We've called our Team 'Dancing Queens' as everyone in the team loves dancing, especially to Abba - and it was also my Mum's favourite song!
On Sunday, 19 May, I'm taking part in Sydney's Memory Walk & Jog to raise funds to support Australian's impacted by dementia.
Please make a donation to support my efforts and help us reach our goal to beat dementia.
Not many people know, but dementia is Australia's second-leading cause of death. By 2058 it's expected that over 800,000 Australian's will have dementia. But we can change this.
All money I raise will support the work of Dementia Australia and help provide vital support services like counselling, support groups, education, and research to help find a cure.
Together we can achieve a lot. Your donation would mean the world to me.
Thanks for your support!
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Thank you to my sponsors
$58.58
Judy Veitch
$58.58
Stephanie Williamson
$55
Michael Stone
$53.25
Anonymous
"❤️"
$50
Anne Donohue
"Happy walking lovely 🥰❤️"
$50
Rich, Jen & The Boys
$50
Anonymous
$42.60
Glen Corfield
"💝"
$31.95
Sara D
"Well done Lisa xx"
$30
Evan Mcmahon
$30
John Davies
"Good luck Lisa x"
$25
Lisa Ticehurst
$21.30
Steve Walters
$21.30
Diana S
"Best of luck for the walk Lisa!"
$15
Barbara Weeks
"Lots of love x"
"Thank you, Lisa 🙏 My mum also suffered from dementia. Such a cruel disease, with physical as well as mental decline. Good on you for doing this 💕 (In memory of Nan Veitch)"