In February 2009, Dale Chant father of Dylan Yr9 (member of the St Augustine's U16/17 Green Team) was diagnosed with a Brain Tumour and sadly passed away on the 19th August 2010 after a long and strong 18 month battle.
Through their efforts on the cricket field, Dylan and his fellow team mates set out to raise money for ongoing research into Brain Cancer.
After a fantastic season and ongoing encouragement and support of each other the St Augustine’s College U16 Green Cricket team raised over $13,000 for brain tumour research. Their efforts are truly inspiring.
All of us here at SNOG will be forever grateful for their heart felt efforts to raise so much money for such a great cause. As we are, I am sure Dale would be very proud of you all.
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The Sydney Neuro-Oncology Group is a charitable organisation, which aims to improve the management of brain tumours through targeted research, information sharing and constant scrutiny of treatment options. We invite you to use our site to gather information and receive support.
All monies accrued through donations are used to support research and improve patient management. Any contribution you wish to make would be greatly appreciated.
The organisation is a non-profit organisation, any profit through donations will be ploughed back into research.
The Sydney Neuro-Oncology Group is registered with the Australian Taxation Office as a deductible gift recipient (ABN 39094873211).
THANK YOU!!
- Molecular Markers in Glioma 2011
- October 2011
Presentation from Support Group Meeting October 2011 - Dr JonathonParkinson [ Click here for more information ]
- Fundraiser
- December 2010
Under 16s Green Machine Promotion [ Click here for more information ]
- Brain Cancer Research Update 2010
- February 2010
Presentation from Support Group Meeting 10th February 2010 - Dr Kerrie McDonald [ Click here for more information ]

