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Brad's Team

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Get behind a great cause this August! Spenser, co-founder of Abound and the team at Mortdale Fire Station have joined forces for a Climb that matters! One of our guys, Brad was recently diagnosed with Motor Neuron Disease (MND). A disease that impacts motor control and function. The team at Mortdale Fire Station will be tackling the Fuber Stairs in the Blue Mountains, climbing the gruelling 951 stairs in firefighting gear! A climb for Brad and all the others diagnosed with MND. Any donation is greatly appreciated and goes to the research to fight this disease. Donate here:

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    Macquarie University Motor Neuron Disease Research Centre

    Your donation will go towards MND Research at Macquarie University. Macquarie University houses Australia’s largest MND research facility, as well as the MND Clinic which treats 10% of MND patients in Australia. All researchers work together in the one facility, on the one topic, with one aim: To stop MND.

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