IMPACT Report 2025 CABRINI FOUNDATION
MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE AND DIRECTOR
WE’RE BUILDING
for the better
Our deepest gratitude for your support and donations this past year.
For over 75 years, Cabrini has delivered quality and compassionate healthcare. Today, thanks to your commitment, we continue to grow and evolve — meeting the changing needs of our community with strength and heart.
This report holds heartfelt stories of patients and families who have experienced Cabrini’s care and have expressed their gratitude by giving back to Cabrini.
A key highlight of the past year was the Giving Day fundraising appeal in June 2025, when the entire Cabrini community answered our call and donated towards a new digital PET/CT scanner used for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. The appeal saw over $1.32 million donated in six weeks – smashing the original target of $800,000. This result means that the new scanner has been 100% funded by donors.
Together we’re future proofing the hospital. By 2036, more than 150,000 patients will look to us for healthcare every year. Many people will be over 70, in need of cancer, cardiac and orthopaedic care. To meet this need we are building for better: better access, better capacity, better intervention, better research, better treatments and better facilities.
The Next Era redevelopment at Cabrini Malvern will deliver all this and more. Through renovation of the existing hospital and the construction of a new building east of Coonil Crescent, we will ensure our community can access the care they need where and when they need it.
Together, we’re building a better Cabrini for you and your loved ones.
We sincerely thank the voluntary members of the Cabrini Foundation Board for their commitment to the work of the Foundation:
Ms Sylvia Falzon, Chairman
Prof Mark Frydenberg AM
Mr Francis Galbally
Ms Di McDonald
Mr Bob Santamaria
Sue Williams Chief Executive, Cabrini Australia
Megan Potter Director, Cabrini Foundation
YOUR GIFT. YOUR CABRINI
CABRINI FOUNDATION
A year of impact
Thank you for your generous support this year. Your giving impacts patient care across all corners of Cabrini Malvern, Brighton and Elsternwick, strengthening the care we provide for you and your loved ones. We couldn’t do this without you.
$3.2M FOR STATE-OF -THE-ART EQUIPMENT
✓ Breast cancer surgical magnetic navigation
✓ Close observation monitors
$2.8M FOR CRITICAL RESEARCH PROJECTS
✓ Bowel, breast, ovarian and prostate cancers
✓ Cardiovascular disease
$8.3M FOR REFURBISHMENTS AND CAPITAL PROJECTS
✓ Refurbishment of existing hospital wards
$1.2M FOR NURSE EDUCATION & QUALITY
✓ Scholarships for post-graduate training
✓ Neuro oncology conference attendance
✓ Breast Care support nurse
✓ Women’s Mental Health public patient bursary
✓ Creative Arts program for patients in palliative care
✓ Exercise and Wellness complimentary therapy for cancer patients
✓ Next Era Malvern Redevelopment project, including the construction of new operating theatres.
NEW TECH DELIVERS DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION
CABRINI NEUROSURGERY
A FIRST IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE
A group of Cabrini Foundation donors have invested in the latest technology, raising the bar for how patients with debilitating neurological and movement disorders are treated in Australia.
In a southern hemisphere-first, Cabrini neurosurgeons have successfully utilised new technology to deliver deep brain stimulation (DBS) implantation with sub-millimetre accuracy.
The new technology, combined with novel surgical techniques, allows for pinpoint accuracy when delivering DBS electrodes deep within the brain. This means effective treatment, faster patient recovery, and reduced likelihood of repeat procedures for patients living with Parkinson’s disease, tremor or involuntary muscle contractions (dystonia).
“This is a game-changer,” Cabrini neurologist Associate Professor Wesley Thevathasan said. “With deep brain stimulation, electrode placement is all about location, location, location. Now, we can reach even the smallest and most deeply located brain structures with confidence, which is great news for patients with movement disorders.”
With donor funds, Cabrini purchased the Stereotactic Ultralight System (SUSy) technology, which, when used with the intraoperative Airo CT scanner, means improved outcomes for patients.
Deep brain stimulation can have a transformative impact on patients’ lives, with significant improvements in motor function and quality of life. This new technology – performed for the first time outside of Europe, by Cabrini neurosurgeon Mr Kristian Bulluss – has additional patient benefits.
“Not only are we able to deliver the electrode with sub-millimetre accuracy – to brain structures the size of a grain of rice – there is also less chance of brain trauma, a reduced likelihood that a repeat procedure is required, and shorter operation times, meaning recovery post-surgery is better,” Mr Bulluss said.
Mr Kristian Bullus, Cabrini Neurosurgeon
THE JOHNSTONE FAMILY LEGACY
ADVANCING INNOVATION AT CABRINI
For more than a decade, Lee and Brian Johnstone OAM supported medical advancement by creating the Auric Innovation Grant at Cabrini. With a deep commitment to innovation, they wanted to ensure Cabrini continues to evolve and deliver even better care into the future.
Lee has since moved into aged care and sadly Brian passed away in 2025. Their son Evan Johnstone is continuing their legacy by committing to continue funding the Auric Innovation Grant.
As a community-minded man, the SES and captain of his local CFA brigade, Evan understands the needs of non-profit organisations.
“Mum and Dad had a strong connection with Cabrini for many years, as regular patients and as donors. They also supported and advocated for people living with a disability, especially young people and their families. I want to make sure I continue the programs that they set up and keep the family legacy going. The Auric Innovation Grant at Cabrini is a key part of that legacy,” Evan shared.
The winning project for the 2025 Auric Innovation Grant is building a new bio-bank to grow cancer tumour stem cells and apply genomic testing, on samples taken from Cabrini patients.
These models are designed to accurately replicate how cancers behave and respond to treatment across genetically diverse populations. Through better understanding of cancer biology, the project will accelerate cancer drug development for specific cancer types and sub-types, reduce clinical trial failures, and enable more effective personalised treatment – patients receiving the optimal treatments for their specific types of cancers.
Led by Cabrini’s Group Director of Research Professor Gary Richardson OAM, the project brings together a collaborative team of researchers who are experts in the fields of genomics and stem cell research, coming from Cabrini in Melbourne, the Garvan Institute, the University of NSW and the University of Tasmania.
Thank you Evan, for your generosity in continuing Lee and Brian’s legacy. The Auric Innovation Grant will continue to advance research and innovation at Cabrini, benefitting generations to come.
Brian and Lee Johnstone with Prof. Gary Richardson OAM (centre)
Evan Johnstone with Megan Potter, Director Cabrini Foundation
1 VICTORIAN EVERY 1 5 MINUTE S WILL BE DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER
Hope
THE FUTURE IN CANCER CARE IS HERE
Now more than ever, at Cabrini Malvern we are ready, with the latest digital PET/CT scanner. This vital piece of equipment gives cancer patients answers faster, so they can begin treatment sooner. And we couldn’t have done it without you.
With a group of generous matching donors standing by to double every dollar donated, Megan Potter, Director of Cabrini Foundation, sent an urgent call out to the donor community to support our Giving Day on 4 June 2025. “And they rose to the challenge,” Megan said. “It was a huge 24-hour fundraising marathon, ultimately raising $1.32M and I couldn’t be prouder of everyone who played their part in investing in our cancer program.”
RETSAF SAFER
Chief Executive Sue Williams echoed Megan’s sentiments. “Thank you to our incredible matching donors and every person who generously gave to this appeal,” Sue said. “We couldn’t do it without you.”
Facing a cancer diagnosis is distressing, and often begins with diagnostic scans. Each scan has a story, of patients and family members holding their breath to learn the diagnosis and what treatment will involve. Your generosity will help thousands of Cabrini patients navigating cancer.
Megan Potter, Sue Williams and Cabrini staff and volunteers calling donors Giving Day
Matching donor Robin Mountain
A heartfelt thank you to our incredible matching donors - your generosity made this achievement possible.
Carter Family Foundation
Friends of Cabrini Foundation
Gadsden Family Trust
In loving memory of Barbara Mountain
Ji & Li fund
Katalyst Foundation
Medibank Private
Melbourne Pathology
Prestige Inhome Care
Sam Sharman OAM
David & Roslyn Turnbull
IN MEMORY OF
Barbara Anne Mountain
With their lifelong devotion to faith, family and community, Robin and Barbara Mountain’s lives brought love and enrichment to many. Their “instant attraction” at a university camp started the two teachers on a journey of nearly 60 years of marriage. “From the time I fell asleep on her shoulder on the train journey home, we were constantly together,” recalled Robin.
A quietly spoken, humble man, Robin’s deep-rooted passion for learning and enquiry led him to the study of medical research reports. He became fascinated by the evolution of medical treatment through research. Robin never imagined this acumen would turn to the world of cancer.
Barbara’s story is one of courage, resilience, and hope in the face of an unrelenting battle with cancer. It began with the diagnosis of breast cancer – a fight she bravely faced with determination. Thanks to early detection and treatment, Barbara experienced a period of remission that gave her and her loved ones a precious sense of relief and hope.
But the battle was far from over.
Barely a year later, Barbara was confronted with a devastating recurrence: an aggressive second type of breast cancer that eventually spread to the lymph nodes. This was no longer just a localised fight. The cancer advanced, infiltrating her bones and becoming metastatic – meaning surgery and localised treatments could only do so much.
For 21 years, Barbara was under the continuous care of her medical team at Cabrini. “A/Prof Ian Haines and Dr Despina Handolias did a marvellous job over the years... through Barbara’s treatment, surgeries and two periods of remission. Cabrini became a huge part of our lives,” Robin shared. Sadly, Barbara passed away in 2024.
Motivated to become a matching donor for Cabrini’s Giving Day, Robin knew he could make a difference to cancer care for others.
“The chemotherapy can now be linked to PET scans and the administration of the drugs can be more accurately targeted and quantified. It’s as advanced as is possible today, compared to how treatment used to be. This new scanner will largely avoid people having adverse reactions to treatments… a lot of people will be positively affected,” he said.
Thank you, Robin - the legacy of your gift in Barbara’s memory will help Cabrini cancer patients for many years to come.
YOUR GIFT.
Your Cabrini
Robin and Barbara Mountain 1970s.
NURSES ARE THE
beating heart
OF COMPASSIONATE CARE
DID YOU KNOW CABRINI’S SCHOLARSHIPS PROGRAM IS 100% DONOR FUNDED?
When you think of a stay at Cabrini, it’s often the nurses and healthcare professionals who come to mind. Their empathy, compassion and skill making sure you and your loved ones feel safe and able to heal.
Every year, 65 new graduate nurses join Cabrini’s 1,800-strong nursing team, to start their nursing career. Choosing the Cabrini Graduate Program is their first step to becoming Victoria’s best nurses. That’s why 80% of graduates stay with us beyond their initial program. With greater access to 1:1 teaching, ongoing professional support and opportunities to grow, they’re deeply valued.
Donor support allows our healthcare professionals to:
♥ attend international conferences, bringing new innovations back to their teams
♥ undertake post-graduate studies, to deepen and extend their knowledge
♥ continue to expand evidence-based practice and skills
♥ develop train-the-trainer leadership skills
♥ advance training in new technologies and therapies
♥ be valued and appreciated for the work that they do.
Group Director Nursing, Allied Health and Clinical Education Megan Mills emphasised the importance of your support: “Scholarships are critical to sustaining and retaining Cabrini’s nursing and midwifery workforce. Thank you - by investing in our team, we’re able to develop, motivate and retain the best health professionals,” Megan shared.
Pam and Lawry St Leger have been supporting Cabrini’s nurse scholarships program for 25 years, in memory of Lawry’s mother Jean. “We recognise how continued professional learning helps with patient wellbeing. This is what motivates us to continue to fund a scholarship; be it for a conference or as part of a university course… helping nurses learn and study increases their knowledge and skills, benefitting patients’ experiences.”
Honouring Chrissy
NEW ONCOLOGY LIAISON NURSE ROLE
Above: Bryan Dorman (centre) with sons Nicholas (left) and Andrew (right) and grandsons.
The Dorman family’s connection to Cabrini runs long and deep: for three generations, Cabrini has been there for the moments that matter. Bryan Dorman recalls visits to his aunt living near the Malvern hospital. “Over 30 years ago we lived opposite Cabrini in Coonil Crescent. Every time one of the boys fell over, they’d pop into Cabrini to get repaired. Our three grandsons were born at Cabrini, which was a wonderful time and were all great experiences,” Bryan shared. “My wife Chrissy volunteered at Cabrini hospital and aged care… she used to run the poetry classes with the nuns.”
When Chrissy was diagnosed with cancer it rocked the whole family’s world. Understanding and navigating a cancer diagnosis, visiting hospital to see various specialists, and the different treatment schedules, can be overwhelming. Chrissy’s son, Nicholas Dorman recalls how Cabrini supported them during this time. “The culture of care and professionalism has always been the same at Cabrini. The caring, attentive, feeling of safety you get from their support and care…As a family, for the last five years, Cabrini has been a really big part of our lives.”
Sadly, Chrissy passed away in 2024. When it came time to honour Chrissy’s connection to Cabrini, the family spoke to Chief Executive, Sue Williams about funding a new nurse liaison role, dedicated to help others navigating a cancer journey.
The inaugural Chrissy Dorman Oncology Liaison Nurse has now commenced at Cabrini. Nurse Gemma is responsible for supporting patients and family members through their cancer experience, meeting the psychological, emotional and information needs of patients, carers and families.
Thank you to the Dorman family for your generous investment in establishing the Chrissy Dorman Oncology Liaison Nurse role and for supporting the Infusion Treatment Centre, a service central to cancer care at Cabrini.
YOUR GIFT.
Your Nurses
Gemma Sutherland, Chrissy Dorman Oncology Liaison Nurse
There are three drivers for the Redevelopment
INCREASING DEMAND FOR HEALTHCARE IN OUR AREA
An ageing population means that demand for our services will increase by 60% with over 150,000 patients to be treated each year, particularly in our leading services of cancer, cardiac and orthopaedic care.
PROVIDE SUPERIOR PATIENT EXPERIENCE
Many of Cabrini’s buildings were built in the 1950s and 1970s with 20% of our beds in 4-bed rooms so we also need to convert multi-bed wards into single rooms.
EXPANSION OF THE CABRINI CANCER INSTITUTE
We have expanded the Cabrini Cancer Institute to further prioritise research and double the number of clinical trials being accessed by patients.
Cabrini’s Next Era
By 2036, more than 150,000 patients will look to Cabrini for healthcare every year.
As a not-for-profit private healthcare provider, we rely on the generosity of our donor community to enhance and expand our services. You have the power to ensure Cabrini can continue to provide quality, compassionate care – for generations to come.
By transforming Cabrini Malvern, we will increase capacity, strengthen capability and future-proof the hospital.
This will ensure that we can attract the best medical specialists, researchers and other healthcare professionals to care for our patients.
We’re building for the better
STAGE 1 IS IN PROGRESS
• Two new theatres opened in 2023 and the construction of five further theatres commenced in June 2025
• Opened a new Orthopaedic Specialist Centre
• Rezoning of the land for the new East Building approved by the State Government
• Application for planning permit submitted
• Relocation of the Exercise and Wellness Centre to 261 Wattletree Road
PROJECT TIMELINE
COVID-19 PANDEMIC
2019
GANDEL WING OPENS
• REZONING OF THE LAND FOR THE NEW EAST BUILDING APPROVED BY THE STATE GOVERNMENT
• APPROVAL FOR FOUR NEW THEATRES AND THIRD CARDIAC CATHETER LAB
• REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING WARDS
• TWO NEW OPERATING THEATRES OPEN
• REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING WARDS
• TOWN PLANNING APPROVAL FOR NEW EAST
• EXPANSION OF CABRINI CANCER INSTITUTE
• REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING WARDS
• Refurbishments of existing wards and converting 4-bed rooms to single-bed, ensuite rooms
• Relocation and expansion of the Cabrini Cancer Institute to Cabrini Malvern
• Acquisition of Coonil Crescent (road into the carpark)
• Appointment of HSPC Health Architects and Studio Kristen Whittle
• Works for the new east building are currently in design phase
• User Group consultation is underway and site visits to centres of excellence to assist with the detailed design process.
• NEW OPERATING THEATRES OPEN
• THIRD CARDIAC CATHETER LAB OPENS
• TURN THE SOD FOR THE NEW EAST BUILDING
2027
EAST BUILDING
INSTITUTE AND PARTNERSHIPS WITH RESEARCH INSTITUTES
CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW EAST BUILDING 2026
• NEW EAST BUILDING OPENS
• RECONFIGURED EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OPENS
2028
Cabrini’s Next Era redevelopment includes the expansion of the Cabrini Cancer Institute within our Malvern hospital, allowing researchers and clinicians to bring pioneering cancer research closer to patients.
Cabrini aims to have 1,000 patients each year participating in clinical trials through the development of a new genomic research program which will align patients with targeted therapies that better match their genomic make up.
“Thanks to donor generosity, we’ve been able to launch a series of precision medicine research programs, designed to develop breakthroughs and deliver better health outcomes for all cancer patients,” oncologist and Group Director of Cabrini Research, Professor Gary Richardson OAM, said.
One such program is the Ovarian Cancer Organoids program, which is offering hope for the 1700-plus Australians diagnosed with ovarian cancer each year.
The Cabrini Cancer Institute, in partnership with Monash University’s Biomedicine Discovery Institute (BDI), is building Australia’s most extensive and only biologically comprehensive library of ovarian cancer organoids – 3D cancer models – which will help to shape the future of personalised ovarian cancer treatment
“We’re moving into an age of more targeted therapies that are designed specifically for each individual patient,” Prof Richardson said.
Cabrini Cancer Institute and BDI Papa Lab researcher, Dr Sylvia Mahara, said the new biobank will be accessible to researchers Australia-wide. “These organoids are valuable pre-clinical models to study ovarian cancer, particularly their response to different drug treatments,” she said. “They can mimic patientspecific characteristics, allowing us to test various treatment strategies to find what works best for the patient’s specific type of tumour. This could make a significant difference to their survival outcomes and quality of life.”
You hold the key to effect change for today, tomorrow and the future
The transformation of Cabrini Malvern is our most significant project in impact and profile. We are fortunate to have already secured significant commitments from individuals and families keen to make their mark on the future of healthcare.
We welcome your involvement to become part of Cabrini’s future.
Your gift holds the power to transform Cabrini. With your generous support, we can look towards the future and the changing needs of healthcare to continue to provide the best possible care for patients, now and in the future.
You may wish to honour your family or friends by naming precincts, floors, dedicated spaces or rooms.
All gifts to Cabrini’s Next Era will be recognised and celebrated in various events, activities and publications and acknowledged prominently at Cabrini.
For a confidential discussion please contact the Cabrini Foundation:
Email: foundation@cabrini.com.au
Phone: 03 9508 1380
Or contact one of the Next Era Team members directly by scanning the QR code.
JOE WHITE BEQUEST
ADVANCING MEN’S HEALTH
The Joe White Bequest is committed to improving the health outcomes for men at Cabrini through the power of philanthropy. Over the past four years, the Joe White Bequest has provided significant grants to Cabrini for the purchase of the latest medical equipment and technologies. These advancements are enhancing outcomes for many fathers, husbands, partners and sons receiving care at Cabrini.
ENDO-TELESCOPE FOR ROBOTIC PROSTATE CANCER SURGERY
Cabrini surgeons perform multiple procedures daily treating prostate cancer using robotics. A grant enabled the purchase of a second operating endo-telescope and accompanying ports allowing keyhole access via the patient’s abdomen.
Benefits include:
✓ smaller incisions
✓ more precise tissue removal
✓ faster recovery times
UROLOGICAL MOSES LASER SYSTEM
Cabrini treats an average of 1,300 patients each year for cancer of the bladder and ureters. If a tumour has formed, the patient will undergo surgery to remove it before it becomes more invasive. This laser allows surgeons greater precision, speed and safety in the removal of tumours.
Benefits include:
✓ laser therapy is a more targeted approach to destroying the tumour
✓ 20% reduction in procedure time
✓ reduced incidence of complications such as incontinence and impotence.
INTRA-OPERATIVE ULTRASOUND FOR UROLOGICAL CANCER BIOPSIES
The intra-operative ultrasound is a key piece of equipment, vital during biopsies for suspected urological cancers, particularly for treatment of prostate and kidney cancers.
This new ultrasound features a builtin fusion capacity that merges an MRI image with an ultrasound image. During surgery, doctors match the abnormality seen on the MRI scan to a live ultrasound probe. This allows them to map the boundaries of the tumour and target lesions with more accuracy.
Benefits include:
✓ reduced risk of infection
✓ increased safety when compared with other methods
✓ significantly improved accuracy during surgery.
✓ better control and higher precision
✓ enables sparing of more healthy tissue and faster recovery for patients
✓ reduces the number of repeat procedures.
URODYNAMIC CHAIR
Urodynamic testing plays a crucial part in diagnosing and treating many urological conditions.
This state-of-the-art urodynamic chair improves patient experience related to bladder or urinary dysfunction.
Benefits include:
✓ accessibility - easy access and positioning of patients during testing
✓ comfortable and supportive - patient can be standing or seated
✓ safety - lightweight and easy to move ensuring patient safety.
CABRINI AT HOME
goes the distance
At Cabrini, we believe compassionate care doesn’t stop at our hospital doors.
We are proud to offer Cabrini at Home—an innovative model of care that delivers hospital-quality care where many patients feel most comfortable: in their own homes.
As the only private hospital in Victoria offering a comprehensive range of in-home services, Cabrini is leading the way in delivering a fully integrated homecare solution. Cabrini at Home services include:
Hospital in the Home
Chemotherapy in the Home
Post acute Care
Rehabilitation in the Home
Cabrini Palliative Homecare
Cognition and Dementia Nursing service
Neuro oncology Brain Tumour service
Ambulatory services for Allied Health visits
The Cabrini at Home service cares for between 500-600 patients at any one time. This requires a highly experienced team of healthcare professionals who are well co-ordinated and have the necessary equipment and supplies at hand when they are on the road visiting patients.
Cabrini Foundation donors have supported the Cabrini at Home service in several ways over the years. Most recently, a gift in Will from the estate of a long-time supporter enabled the purchase of nine new vehicles for the Cabrini at Home team. These cars are more than just transportation—they’re a symbol of care in motion.
LEAVING A GIFT IN YOUR WILL IS ONE OF THE MOST PROFOUND WAYS TO SUPPORT CABRINI’S FUTURE.
It ensures we can continue to provide compassionate, patient-centred care—not just in our hospitals, but in the homes and hearts of our community.
Even a small percentage of your estate can create a lasting impact—helping to fund vital programs, medical research, new equipment and hospital infrastructure.
We are deeply grateful to all those who have let us know they are leaving a gift in their Will to Cabrini.
Thank you
TOGETHER CABRINI CONTINUES TO GET BETTER FOR YOU AND AND YOUR LOVED ONES
Thanks to you, in 2024-2025 Cabrini Foundation received $17.2M in donations, investing in 150 projects across all areas of Cabrini.
Thanks to you, we purchased the latest medical equipment and technology.
Thanks to you, we empowered breakthroughs in critical research for a better tomorrow.
Thanks to you, we invested in education for our health professionals. Thanks to you, we upgraded our hospital wards and facilities.
INCOME 2024/2025 FY
A YEAR AT CABRINI
Last year, Cabrini provided:
96,628 episodes of inpatient care
62,738 day cases
53,489 surgeries performed
24,570 attendances to our Emergency Department
24,205 day oncology patient treatments
1,938 babies delivered
143,028 medical imaging procedures
CABRINI HONOUR BOARD
Thank you for your generous support of Cabrini and Cabrini Research. Your leadership in philanthropy ensures we continue to provide our community with expert compassionate care, in the best facilities and pave the way for research into the future.
COMPANIONS
The Alter Family
AMP Foundation
Alan and Mary-Louise Archibald Foundation
Mr Don Argus AC and Mrs Pat Argus
Arnold Bloch Leibler
Aventis Pharma Pty Ltd
Bamford Family Foundation
In Memory of Beverley Barlow
Percy Baxter Charitable Trust
The Bertalli Family Foundation
George and Freda Castan and Family
The Collie Foundation
Maureen Coomber
Coryule Foundation
Dorman Family Foundation
Wendy Dowd AM and Carl Dowd AM
O’Connor Duffy Foundation
Marc and Karyn Fookes
The Fox Family Foundation Pty Ltd
Gandel Foundation
Mr John Gandel AC and Mrs Pauline Gandel AC
Mr Ian and Mrs Linda Gandel
Michelle Gandel
Mr Tony and Mrs Helen Gandel
Mr Michael and Mrs Helen Gannon
Mr John Graham
Heartbeat Cabrini
Highland Foundation
The Holckner FamilyIn memory of Lily Holckner
Dr Yumna Holyoake
Holyoake Family
Mr Alan Jackson AO and Mrs Esme Jackson
Lee and Brian Johnstone OAM
Evan Johnstone
The Johnstone Family Foundation
John Knowles OAM and Coral Knowles
Mr John Laidlaw OAM and
Mrs Betty Laidlaw
Ji & Li fund
Mr Angus Mackay OAM
Mr David and Mrs Barbra MacDonald
Mr Louis Mangan AO and Cecile Mangan
McGrath Foundation Limited
Peter Meese Cancer Nursing Fund
Dr Bryan Mendelson and Mrs Debra-Sue Mendelson
Merrin Foundation
The Meydan Family Charitable Trust
Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ
Richard and Dorothea Nossbaum
The Orloff Family Foundation
Nigel Peck AM and Patricia Peck
PMF Foundation
Pratt Foundation
Myron and Jennie Rogers
Mr Richard Rogers AM, Mrs Roslyn Rogers OAM, and Family
The Moniek Sambor Family Memorial
Research Fund - The Sambor Family
Perry Sambor
Alan and Ada Selwyn
Eva Selwyn
Mrs Sam Sharman OAM and family
The Simonds Family
Neville and June F.M. Smith
Rodney and Ann Smorgon Family
The Stewardson Charitable Trust
Mr George and Mrs Mira Szalmuk
Szalmuk Family Department Of Medical Oncology
Mrs Anne Wollach-Szalmuk
Mr Geoff Szalmuk
Ms Simone Szalmuk-Singer
Dr David Thurin AM and Mrs Lisa Thurin
Wee Family
Mr Joseph & Mrs Helena Frohlich West
Werner and Gerda Westphal
Joe White Bequest
Windemere Foundation Ltd
PARTNERS
Rita Andre
The Pierce Armstrong Foundation
Associated Retailers Limited
Mr Nick and Miss Angela Baldi
Barr Family Foundation
Mrs May Barry and Mr Anthony Barry AM
Norman and Pauline Bloom
The Michael and Andrew Buxton Foundation
The Andrew and Geraldine Buxton Foundation
Cabrini Medical Staff
The Carlisle Family
Charity Drive Days Inc
Collier Charitable Trust
Lady Patricia Connelly
The Phyllis Connor Memorial Trust
Construction Engineering (Aust) Pty Ltd
Sally and David Curtain
Cybec Foundation
Brian M Davis Charitable Foundation
The de Winter Family
The Alfred and Jean Dickson Foundation
Mr Andrew C Facey
FELLOWS
Charles Allen Charitable Trust
Arcare Family Foundation
The Bachrach Charitable Trust
Jack and Meg Bowen
In Memory of Jan Bucknall
Carter Family Foundation
The CASS Foundation
Charter Security Group
Reginald and Natalie Corke
The Davidson Family
Deague Family
Mr and Mrs Wal Edgar
Jaan Enden
The Fryer Family
Brian Goddard In Memory of
Margaret Goddard
Grenda Foundation
Peter Heffernan
Sylvia Falzon and Geoff Tomlinson
Brian H. Gillies Palliative Nursing
Travel Scholarship
Bagot Gjergja Foundation
Leon and Judy Goldman
Ken Grenda AM and Margaret Grenda
Geoff and Helen Handbury Foundation
Mr Russell Hutchinson
Harold Johnston OAM and Kay Johnston AM
Jreissati Foundation
The Valda Klaric Foundation
Mrs Dinah Krongold & Family
Gailey Lazarus Foundation
In Memory of Roger Leeming
Peter Lemon
In Memory of Denis Long
Mr David Mandie AM OBE
Peter Marriott
Jill Mathieson and Bruce Lawrence
The Matthey Family
The McMurrick Family
Kylie Minogue OBE
In Loving Memory of Barbara Anne Mountain
Paul Henderson
Mr and Mrs Higgins
John Higgins AO and Jodie Maunder
Mrs Kerrie Hunter and Family
Dr Laurence LeWinn Foundation
Lording Family Foundation
Peter and Judy Lowthian Family
Eirene Lucas Foundation
Mayer Page Research Fellow
McArthur Foundation
Christine and Denis McConnell
Alison McElroy
Richard and Susan Mizgala
Mr Hugh Morgan AC and Mrs Elizabeth Morgan
Paul Mullaly QC
Philip Munz AM and Sylvia Munz
Frank O’Shea OAM
Mr and Mrs Mark Newman
Ostomy Association of Melbourne Inc
Paulusz Family Foundation
Pfizer Australia Pty Ltd
Rosemary Norman Foundation
Rotary Club of Brighton
In memory of Elian Rotenberg
Sanofi-Sythelabo Australia Pty Ltd
Dzidka and Alexander Slade
Mr Graham Smorgon AM and
Mrs Annette Smorgon
The Lionel and Yvonne Spencer Trust
G and K Stansen
The Brian J Sutton Charitable Trust
Mr Charles Tegner
Michael and Donna Tricarico and Family
Margaret Walkom Trust
Michael Walsh, Netta Duggan and Family
Edward Wilson Trust
In memory of Cheryl Windsor
Philip and Trix Wollen
The Family of Duncan Powers
In Memory of Marlene Regan
M and J Rockman Foundation
The Sasse Family
In memory of Richard John Savill
Mr and Mrs P Selzer and Family
Signorino Family
Victor Smorgon Charitable Fund
Joe Spano
The Zachary Sum and Charmane Ow Family
David and Chasya Tamir
PF and RA Tomaino
David and Roslyn Turnbull
Max Walters
Sue Williams
Geok Hua Wong Charitable Trust
Zagora Foundation
BENEFACTORS
Mrs Joy Anderson
AON Risk Services Australia
Martin Armstrong
Pat and Sheril Aughterson
David Bain
In memory of Peter Balstrup
P & S Bassat Foundation
Mr Andrew and Mrs Annie Bell
Mr David and Mrs Louisa Best
W and G Bradshaw Trust
Dr Emma Burrell and Mr Karl Baignet
The Calvert-Jones Foundation
Dr Leon and Mrs Marlen Carp
John and Anna Christophersen
Patricia Collett OAM
Commonwealth Bank Of AustraliaCorporate Financial Services Vic and Tas
Mrs Keryn and Mr Keith Connor Corrilee Foundation
Debbie Dadon and family
Evelyn and Tom Danos Family
Pat and Bruce Davis
Pam Darling
The De Luca Family
In memory of Nereo Dizane
In Memory of Barbara Douglas
Downie Family
Mary Drenen
Drummond Foundation
The Duggan Foundation
IM & SK Families Fund
Mr Geoff and Mrs Lesley Freeman
Francis Galbally
Eli and Kerry Goldfinger
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