Raised so far
$362,342
Our goal
$740,000
Sam just donated $15.75- Vicky just donated $31.50
- Anonymous just donated $26.25
- Anonymous just donated $157.50
- Anonymous just donated $157.50
- Aussie just donated $52.50
Patricia just donated $26.25- Jo just donated $52.50
- Alexis just donated $52.50
- Momentum Fitness just donated $21
- Nicholas just donated $1.65
- Chaman just donated $52.50
- Rod just donated $55.15
- Robyn just donated $52.50
- Anonymous just donated $52.50
- Matthew just donated $1.40
- Lyn just donated $52.50
- Vic just donated $52.50
- Natasha just donated $10.50
- Samantha just donated $10.50
$362,342
Has been raised so far to support people living with multiple sclerosis
These fundraising superstars are making big moves for Aussies living with MS!
Where do you, or your team, sit on the leaderboard?
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MELBOURNE
Raised so far
$75,025
Our goal
$200,000
LAUNCESTON
Raised so far
$137
Our goal
$15,000
SYDNEY
Raised so far
$243,299
Our goal
$400,000
CANBERRA
Raised so far
$42,271
Our goal
$125,000
HOW YOUR SUPPORT HELPS
The funds that you raise for Multiple Sclerosis Limited (MS) ensure that people living with multiple sclerosis in ACT, NSW, TAS & VIC get the vital support they need to meet their goals and live their best life. We are here to ensure that no one has to face MS alone.
18,000+ OCCASIONS PEOPLE...
reach out and find a caring voice on the end of the line thanks to the MS Connect phone service, who provide support, care and advice when it is needed most.
MORE THAN 400 NEW PEOPLE...
access a MS Peer Support group, providing connection for people living with MS and an important social outlet for what can be an isolating disease.
1,500+ PEOPLE...
access free, specialised advice and guidance from a health professional through the MS Advisor programs, without having to travel or join a long waiting list.
ALMOST 16,000 PEOPLE...
participate in MS Education programs to help them manage living with MS and the unpredictability of their symptoms.
