The impact of your donation
research is key
At Live for Lily, we work to raise funds to get to the experts who have dedicated their careers to find a cure for childhood cancer. We support the organisations that are passionate about finding a cure and putting an end to childhood cancer. We are proud to say that 100% of all donations made to Live for Lily go directly to research at the Children’s Cancer Institute and the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute.
Live for Lily was awarded the 2018 Children's Cancer Institute Benefactor Award in recognition of the significant contribution the Foundation has made.
We are proud to support the MCCCC
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Minderoo Children's Comprehensive cancer centre
Live for Lily is excited to be extending the partnership with the Children’s Cancer Institute as they move into the Minderoo Comprehensive Children's Cancer Centre (MCCCC) later in 2025. The MCCCC (a joint initiative of Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network, Children’s Cancer Institute and UNSW Sydney), is a state-of-the-art, integrated facility where research and clinical teams will work together to end the burden of children’s cancer. Live for Lily are proudly funding two new Tissue Culture Suites that will serve as the workhorses of the MCCCC, powering the groundbreaking research needed to transform the future of childhood cancer care. These suites are the cornerstone of the research laboratories, equipped to handle the complex and meticulous processes involved in manipulating cancer cells and will formally recognise the Live for Lily Foundation’s contribution.
Hear from the experts
Hear Professor Michelle Haber AM, Executive Director at CCI and Professor David Eisenstat at MCRI explain how your donation is making an impact on childhood cancer research.
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Children's Cancer Institute
We are proud to fund the Live for Lily Scientist as part of the Zero Program, researching and making personalised medicine available to every kid with cancer in Australia.
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MURDOCH Children's research institute
Live for Lily is funding research to find a cure for DMG - Diffuse Midline Glioma. This brain cancer affects around 25 kids in Australia every year, and is fatal. We support the scientists working on finding a cure.
zero program
Professor Michelle Haber explains how the Zero Childhood Cancer Program supports every kid with cancer in Australia.
CCIA live for lily Senior scientist
Hear from Dr Emmy Dolman, the Live for Lily Senior Scientist at the Zero Program, within the Children’s Cancer Institute.
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