Raising funds to care, cure and support people living with MND
Amount raised as at
October 2018
Care. Cure. Support.
It’s what we’re all about.
CCS is a health promotion organisation and charity that raises funds to provide support for people living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND), and their families. 100% of the funds we raise goes towards the care for people living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND), and providing support to the families of people living with MND.
CCS is also investing in research to find a cure for MND. Our mission is to contribute to a world where MND is no longer 100% terminal, by helping to uncover what causes MND and eventually finding a cure . We are doing this by contributing to the purchase of equipment and support for people living with MND via the Motor Neurone Disease Association of WA (MNDAWA), and by funding research such as the US drug trial of Tecfidera, currently being conducted by the Perron Institute here in WA.
October 12-14
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What is MND?
Find out more about the effect it has on people and their families
A special thanks
The Organising Committee of The Drive for MND
Ken Maclennan, Scot Griffin, Mike Burton, Jasmine Hambley, Sal Velalonga, Amanda Cox, Cara Ilsley, Janelle Drew, Brooke Scary, Mark Whiteman, David Whiteman and Jennifer McIlveen.
We can’t do what we do without the support of our major partners
The team are off again on the 16th of March & we’re hoping for a much smoother swim this time! Please support these legends as they swim 20km from Leighton Beach to Rottnest Island in our fight against Motor Neurone Disease & also in memory of those we have lost - Jim, Ann, Helen, Neil & Damo. 💙💙💙
You can donate here:
BSB: 633 000
ACC: 155 487 713
Swim for Jim
It’s nearly time for Grapes & Gallops 2.0 🙏🏼🐎🍷💙
Tickets still selling for The Jim Gilbert Pavilion
Recent news
Drive for MND launch
This years Drive for MND Launch was a great success, with $20,316 raised towards the Drive!
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