Alice just donated $52.20- Jill just donated $78.30
- Dr Eugen just donated $10.00
- Warren and Denice just donated $50.00
- Rhu and Sue just donated $50.00
- Anonymous just donated $43.85
- Anth & Judith just donated $187.92
- Shae Cooper just donated $54.32
- Frances just donated $78.30
Raylene Prestidge just donated $52.20- Henry Bilton-Bell just donated $104.40
- Anonymous just donated $156.60
- Mia Lindsay just donated $104.40
- Lauren just registered for Lauren’s hike for MS
- Jenny just donated $10.44
- Colin just donated $100.00
- Sandra just donated $25.00
- Jenny just donated $78.30
- Matt and Annie just donated $41.76
Louise just donated $52.20
When walking became painful for Tracey, she started bike riding as a form of physical activity and fell in love.
“It was so nice that I teared up on the walk back to my car. I felt very vulnerable, exposed and SO self-conscious, so his kind words really meant a lot.”
Since she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when she was just 14-years-old, Alana Cunningham’s life changed forever.
After her diagnosis, things had to change for Kelly. She had to learn to say “no” and to take better care of herself, both physically and mentally.
Dussy never considered herself a runner, until a few years ago when she decided to take on a 10km fun run to raise funds for people living with multiple sclerosis.
“Just knowing you are making a difference and raising awareness and it pushes me to challenge myself...I plan to continue doing it for a very long time.”
“I was hiding my MS. I hadn’t accepted it myself. I was in denial. They were only young when I was diagnosed, and we didn’t want to involve them,” said Felicity.
"I found myself in Alice Springs with 14 other strangers ready to tackle an increasingly daunting hiking challenge to support people living with MS."
When you think of community fundraising, most people envision a sausage sizzle, so launching a seven day hike in the Australian desert for MS was slightly out of the box.
Stephanie decided to hold a high tea event to raise both awareness and funds for people like her living with multiple sclerosis.
Sarah, Sair, Kelly and Kate found themselves (by chance) crossing paths as they embarked on MS’ newest expedition to China, Walk the Wall to Fight MS.
In 2018, 122 amazing MS community fundraisers sizzled sausages, hosted trivia nights, baked up a storm, dressed in red and fundraised over $250,000 for MS.
Nissan Motorsport supercar driver Todd Kelly and his mates Robbie O’Brien and Bryan Hands crossed Bass Strait on jet skis in a fundraising challenge for MS!
We look forward to bringing you more great Do It For MS fundraiser stories soon.
