The Sarah Grace Sarcoma Foundation "Kick Sarcoma"

The Sarah-Grace Sarcoma Foundation is a registered (ACN 144533595) non-profit non- governmental organization, with a tax deductible gift recipient status. It is governed by a voluntary Board of 3 directors and 5 founding members whose time is donated pro-bono. The Board, which meets quarterly, is responsible for the broad strategic directions, key policies, working ethics and accountability of the foundation. The Foundation is also regulated by Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and the Australian Tax Office (ATO). The Sarah-Grace Sarcoma Foundation advocates for increased research to find new and better therapies with which to treat patients with Sarcomas, which are rare and deadly cancers that affect hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. The Sarah Grace Sarcoma Foundation grew in 2013 by expanding globally to Singapore, with 2 successful events raising almost $100, 000. The Kick Sarcoma Campaign is a fund raising and awareness raising campaign sponsored by the Sarah-Grace Sarcoma Foundation. Click here to read more about the Campaign and how you can get involved or here to learn more about the Sarah-Grace Sarcoma Foundation, it's founder Dr. Grace Moshi, or its Board. Kick Sarcoma's goal is to find new and better therapies for treating sarcomas and to fund ground-breaking research through a scholarship program. We also provide funding for psycho /social support of sarcoma patients and their families in Singapore. About Kick SarcomaThe Kick Sarcoma Campaign is a dedicated fund raising effort sponsored by the Sarah Grace Sarcoma Foundation to fund grants for the support of Sarcoma research and raise community awareness of these deadly cancers. The Kick Sarcoma Campaign encourages community involvement through the sale of Kick Sarcoma shoe laces.
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