Snowdome Foundation chosen as charity of choice for Intersections

The Snowdome Foundation is proud to be selected as the charity of choice for Intersections. Both organisations are focussed on providing blood cancer patients with hope. Whether it be through access to clinical trials, diagnostic testing or through positive changes in wellbeing. We look forward to seeing art and science collide for the good of … Continued

‘Basically I was cooked’ Tom Long’s story

It is an incredible story of hope and inspiration. CAR T-cell therapy saved Tom’s life when everything else failed. For those that love to read the article in The Age and SMH says it all.   If you prefer to sit back and watch the story unfold watch The Project story here.  

Victorian Premier’s Award winner Dr Mary Ann Anderson

“You have the opportunity to help one patient in front of you when you are a clinician, but when working in the laboratory you have the opportunity to help millions of patients when you make a ground-breaking discovery.” Dr Mary Ann Anderson. Congratulations to Gandel Philanthropy-Snowdome Foundation Fellow, Dr Mary Ann Anderson, on winning the … Continued

Tom’s wish was to raise awareness for Snowdome to help others

Tom Long so generously told of his battle with myeloma to Lisa Wilkinson on The Project to raise awareness for Snowdome. Tom wanted to ensure that funds were raised for blood cancer research to help Australian blood cancer patients live a longer, better life. His story is heartbreaking and sadly way too common. https://10daily.com.au/shows/theproject/news/v190324cmx/home-grown-star-tom-longs-brave-battle-against-the-odds-20190324

Snowdome co-founder, Professor Miles Prince publishes a paper on impressive new research

Snowdome co-founder, Professor Miles Prince publishes a paper on impressive new research The Snowdome Foundation is proud to announce that blood cancer specialist, researcher and co-founder of Snowdome, Professor Miles Prince, has published a paper in The Lancet reporting on the outcome of the ALCANZA study, an international, randomised, open-label Phase 3 trial of brentuximab … Continued

The ‘Bloody Good Dinner’

What a Bloody Good Success! Last year, we celebrated the outstanding achievement and collaboration of Snowdome Foundation and Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision via winning the National Charity Telstra Business Awards. To continue and strengthen this partnership, the Snowdome Foundation and Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision joined forces to create the ‘Bloody Good Dinner’. Hosted at Melbourne’s historic Meat … Continued

Vision Super supports Snowdome

  What does superannuation have to do with blood cancer? In early April, a team of  Vision Super staff took part in the Murray to Moyne charity bike ride for the second year running. Including seven riders, three support crew and backed by spirited Vision Super staff, this year the team raised almost $35,000 to support blood … Continued

Carpe diem

In this Patient Perspective story, we hark back to late 2014 when we featured a story about the generosity of Warwick Sherman. In remission from non-Hodgkins lymphoma, he was embarking on a second quest to win the ‘Sydney to Hobart’ and had very thoughtfully donated his yacht’s $10,000 sponsorship fee to Snowdome. Fast forward to 2016 and Warwick’s … Continued

Snowdome gets a mention in Parliament

Thank you Georgie Crozier MLC (Victoria) who dedicated her Parliamentary Member’s Statement on November 22 to Snowdome and our recent success at the Telstra Business Awards . “I would like to acknowledge an organisation, the Snowdome Foundation, whose very important work is to fight blood cancers by accelerating next-generation, improved treatments through research and clinical … Continued