Tom Long is filled with gratitude. He got a second chance at life when he was accepted into a CAR T-cell therapy trial at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance in the USA. Three months ago
Snowdome Foundation and Epworth are partnering to change the way cancer is treated. You may have seen the Channel 9 News segment featuring Nat Deague. Nat discussed the importance of blood cancer research and her
The plight of one of Australia’s favourite actors to multiple myeloma captured the attention of many but in particular his close school friends. Tom Long was a student at Geelong Grammar, famous for its Timber
There was much hype and anticipation around the ‘Bloody Good Dinner’ 2019 and for good reason. We had Singapore’s hottest restaurant, Bunt Ends, with chef Dave Pynt fly out and cook for 623 guests at
Q.1 How did you become connected to Snowdome? A. I became aware of Snowdome through one of our key business clients, Blake’s Feast catering. They were assisting Snowdome to put together their annual fundraiser the
As part of Volunteer Week, we would like to shine a spotlight on Mark Inston. Q1. How did you become connected to Snowdome? A. I am a patient of one of the founders, Miles Prince.
This week is Volunteer week. The Snowdome Foundation would not exist without the support of so many generous individuals and organisations that give up their time and valuable resources to help us achieve our mission.
John Tandy was an exceptionally busy GP working from early in the morning til late at night until he was diagnosed with myeloma 10 years ago. He noticed a pain in his foot for 6
Another incredible story of CAR T-cell therapy saving an Australian blood cancer patient’s life. However, the young mum had to travel to the USA for treatment. To hear her story click here. Snowdome is raising
We are delighted to present the Snowdome Foundation 2018 Annual Review. The review highlights some of our amazing achievements over the past year as well as paying tribute to our many supporters, donors and pro bono partners who helped
