Contact Us
Call +61 (0) 411 816 444
Address
PO Box 636 Bondi Junction
NSW 1355
Australia
Email: admin@lara.org.au
The LAM Australasia Research Alliance (LARA) is dedicated to improving the health prospects of women with LAM in Australia, New Zealand and throughout the region. A disease that affects only women, LAM is rare and often devastating.
ALL DONATIONS TO LARA ARE FULLY TAX DEDUCTIBLE
Your contribution to LARA will go 100% to funding vital medical research to find a cure for LAM.
You can donate to the LAM Australasia Research Alliance by sending us a cheque, using our PayPal facility, or by making a deposit directly to our ANZ Bank account: 012 055 4926 67193.
Please advise us of your donation by sending an email to admin@lara.org.au with your name, address and email address. We will respond with our thanks and a fully tax deductible receipt.
Major Donors
Macquarie Group Foundation
Roth Charitable Foundation
Mr Robert Gavshon
Hollick Wines
Acknowledgements
LARA thanks the professionals who work pro bono for this not-for-profit organisation. We highly recommend the services of:
Ben Higham, Webhead
Karen Riethmuller, KGR Design
Peter Hersh, Loggica Pty Ltd
Peter Kelso
Run 4 LAM
Run 4 LAM is an initiative started by LARA to help promote research into LAM. We have a group of about 20 people running in the Perth City-to-Surf race and would love for you to donate to this worthy cause. Everyday Hero is the funding body receiving donations on behalf of LARA, you can donate on their website.
Kate Wingrave with nine work colleagues, all members of the Fostering Fitness team participating in the RUN4LAM at the Perth City to Surf
Did you spot runners in the Sydney City to Surf on 14 August wearing RUN 4 LAM singlets? By participating, Dr Lyn Moir and Liliian Longford raised $1200 for research into LAM, a disease which attacks women's lungs. If you know a woman who is experiencing unexplained breathlessness, she may have LAM. http://www.lara.org.au/lam/
On 28 August a large group from Fostering Services, at the WA Department for Child Protection ran in Perth's Chevron City to Surf event. Demonstrating support for their colleague, Kate Wingrave (Read Kate Wingrave's Story), the group raised over $2500.
All money raised through RUN4LAM sponsorship are funding exciting research at the Woolcock Institute in Sydney where important discoveries about LAM have already been made. See link above.
All donations are tax deductible.
Dr Lyn Moir from the Woolcock Institute was in the Sydney City to Surf.
Kate Wingrave and son Bailey with her work colleague, Derek Paton from Fostering Services, Department for Child Protection