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ClubsNSW Motor Neurone Disease Research Fundraiser

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ClubsNSW Motor Neurone Disease Research Fundraiser

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The NSW club industry has a long and proud history of supporting important community causes.

As part of the 2026 ClubsNSW Annual Conference, we have launched a fundraiser for the Motor Neurone Disease Research Centre at Macquarie University.

Funds raised will help advance vital research into MND, a progressive neurological disease that affects thousands of Australians and currently has no cure.

Every dollar donated goes directly to the Centre and is tax deductible.

ClubsNSW thanks member clubs for their ongoing generosity and commitment to supporting important community causes.

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Macquarie University Motor Neuron Disease Research Centre

Your donation will go towards MND Research at Macquarie University. Macquarie University houses Australia’s largest MND research facility, as well as the MND Clinic which treats 10% of MND patients in Australia. All researchers work together in the one facility, on the one topic, with one aim: To stop MND.

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