everydayhero: $10 Queenstown Challenge for Cure Kids 2015

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781 days ago, I Am Giant Army Men created this page in support of Cure Kids.

During this time, the 2 members of I Am Giant Army Men gave everything:

Shared their page with everyone they could.
Received 77 donations from generous family and friends.
Raised $3,986.55.

Our Story

We are the I Am Giant Army, the official fan club for I Am Giant.
We have seen up close the workings of cure kids, and want their work to continue.

I Am Giant and the I Am Giant Army have a close relationship with Cure kids with two Cure Kids Ambassadors Eva Mitchell and Caitlin Scott being the real Everyday Heroes.
They are the ones that rise through every day and melt our hearts with everything they do.

Help I Am Giant and the I Am Giant Army support cure kids by donating to the ca...

We are the I Am Giant Army, the official fan club for I Am Giant.
We have seen up close the workings of cure kids, and want their work to continue.

Help I Am Giant and the I Am Giant Army support cure kids by donating to the cause today.

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$10 Queenstown Challenge for Cure Kids 2015

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Donations Summary

77 Number of donations
$51.77 Average donation
$3,986.55 Donated so far

Charity

Cure Kids

Cure Kids is driven to find cures for serious illnesses that affect many of our children.

How do we do it? We focus on raising funds so that vital medical research can continue until our r...

Cure Kids is driven to find cures for serious illnesses that affect many of our children.

How do we do it? We focus on raising funds so that vital medical research can continue until our researchers find the cures our kids need. Put simply, we fund the cures, they find the cures.

We’re searching for cures for, among others, childhood leukaemia and other cancers, heart diseases, cystic fibrosis, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SUDI), Type 1 diabetes, mental health conditions and asthma. These conditions mean children often miss out on a normal childhood and have to learn far too early in life how to fight to survive.

Established by Rotary in 1971 as the Child Health Research Foundation, so far we’ve invested more than $38 million in research. We have achieved breakthroughs that have saved, improved and extended the lives of kids here and around the world. We’re proud of what we’ve achieved. But the work has only just begun.

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