Peace of Mind Foundation
A$219,475.98
Raised
1241
Donations
A$250,000
Goal
Every day of the year, Peace of Mind Foundation helps in the fight against brain cancer.
We give support, courage and community to brain cancer patients, their carers, family and loved ones across Australia
And it’s only possible because of ongoing support from friends like you.
Peace of Mind runs a suite of support programs to assist those diagnosed with a brain tumour:
*National Advocacy Service
*In home Community Brain Cancer Navigators
* Funded counselling + support groups
* Financial aid grants
* Brain cancer retreats, forums and events
Your gift will go where it’s needed most and help provide ‘here and now’ support to families impacted by this terrible disease.
Thank you for your ongoing support of Peace of Mind Foundation.
Donations over $2 are 100% tax deductible.
Our donors
DT
DEREK TWEEDIE
donated
A$104.87
GS
Garry Salm
K
Kate
donated
A$50
KC
Katrina Cullia
donated
A$500
J
Jennie
donated
A$26.58
R
Robyn
R
Anonymous
Our daughter Felicity PLEW
JW
John Williams
donated
A$136
CL
Christine Li
donated
A$104.87
E
Elin
donated
A$50
H
Hai
C
Cuong
donated
A$250
TA
Tony Amanatidis
donated
A$104.87
A
Ann
EB
Emily Bogue
ET
Evie Trikilidis
D
Dominic
SS
Simon Steward
donated
A$522.41
In memory of Greg Pagounis-may God bless him.
AO
Alison O’Connor
donated
A$100
R
Reuben
Please let Pauls family know if possible that i am sorry for their loss. Reuben.
DM
Deanna McAsey
donated
A$261.45
ZC
Zoe Campbell
donated
A$31.81
AR
Arthur Roberts
donated
A$365.84
JG
Joel Gawne
donated
A$101
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Anonymous
SF
Staff Welfare Fund Qld
Kingy is very fondly recalled by his colleagues for his leadership, larrikinisms and his sense of humour. He was a fun person to work with who made a lot of friends during his time with Customs and its iterations, joining the ACO12 cohort in 1989 and sorely missed when he retired in January 2023. Here's a medley of tributes from colleagues in his honour, of times at the DDU, CEF, RCU, touch footy, Cricketers Club, and many who came across him in the course of their work. He also loved a game of golf accompanied by some cold ones - loved by all DDU Australia wide, best manager DDU, centre piece and the rock for may in DDU, definitely the GOAT at the DDU, most chilled dog handler, calm easy going and always positive; one of the best guys, the finest man, one of the world’s nicest guys, great fellow, fun loving and kind nature, great guy and officer, fabulous to work with, highly regarded, funny cheeky banter, one of the good guys, an amazing man, highly respected, pleasure to work with, true gentleman, wonderful person, always had a kind word to say, constant source of support and camaraderie, always there for anyone who needed him, gave so much in return, well loved, wonderful human, recall his wit, great wit, dry wit, often cheeky and very funny, great sense of humour, always good for a laugh, straight talker, dry humour, remembered fondly, great memories on and off duty, great mentor and role model, He was a valued member of the team. Vale Kingy! Sincere condolences to his family from the Staff Welfare Fund Qld on behalf of his colleagues at Department of Home Affairs and Australian Border Force
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Anonymous
May others fight as hard and as stoically as you did. Eternal Memory +