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Often the family and friends of a loved one, choose to celebrate their memory in a very special way. We have partnered with Everyday Hero so you can easily build your own fundraising webpage to honour someone special by raising funds to defend human rights in Australia and around the world. Simply click on the red button that says "Create in Memory Page Now" and follow the instructions to build your ‘In Memory' page to honour your loved one. You can then email your friends and family your webpage link so they can commemorate a special life, by donating to your website. |
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In Remembrance 02 Mar 2010
Celebrate the life of someone truly precious. We are fortunate to have many passionate supporters who wish to raise funds and help us continue our important work promoting lung health, provision of support, education and advocacy services and the facilitation of medical and scientific research into lung disease. Your family and friends can honour the memory of your loved one by donating to your page in their memory. They can also leave a message of support or condolence for you and your family. By remembering someone special through your remembrance page you are assisting in the fight against lung disease. |
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The Australian Lung Foundation
The Australian Lung Foundation is responding to the need to reduce the significant and debilitating cost of lung disease to individuals and the community and to provide information and support to patients, their families and carers who are impacted by a lung condition.
Our mission is to make lung health a priority for all in Australia and is underpinned by our goals to promote lung health; empower patients, their families and carers; influence public and corporate policy; work with clinicians to promote best practice in prevention, diagnosis and management; and encourage medical and scientific research through research Awards. Programs and initiatives of The Australian Lung Foundation include: - Lung Cancer National Program - Interstitial and Orphan Lung Diseases - Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) National Program - Lungnet Information and Support Centre - Kylie Johnston Lung Cancer Network - Respiratory Infectious Diseases - Chronic Cough in Infants, Children and Adults - Research Awards - Indigenous Health The Australian Lung Foundation receives no on-going government funding to support our core activities and relies on funding from events, projects, bequests and donations from private and corporate donors. Established in 1990 by thoracic physicians concerned at the lack of research into lung diseases and support for lung disease sufferers, The Australian Lung Foundation is a registered charity with its national office located in Brisbane. |