The Bicycle NSW Environmental Trust helps Bicycle NSW continue its valuable work to encourage more people to cycle, and our Ride2School program is a shining example of one of Trust’s many success stories.
Please visit http://www.bicyclensw.org.au/content/ride2school for further information. The programs help to improve environmental sustainability for everyone.
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The Oncology Children's Foundation (OCF) is a not-for-profit children's charity dedicated to finding a cure for sick and critically ill children suffering from cancer, leukaemia and other serious cancer related illnesses.
In 1984 Col (a coach tour driver) started the "Oncology Children's Tours" which was set up to take cancer suffering children out of the hospital on day and weekend tours to wildlife parks, snowfields and anywhere else that children could have a good time. Col operated, funded and sourced sponsorship for all of these tours and of cause drove the bus himself. After 10 years of this doctors at the children's hospital convinced Col that the best way to continue to support these children was to raise funds and direct those funds into childhood cancer research so in 1993 the "Oncology Children's Foundation" was founded. The ABC Australian Story documented Col's journey in 1998 and in the year 2000 Col's dedication to his cause was rewarded with an "Order of Australia Medal"
Col's dream was to one day handover a cheque for $1 million dollars to the Oncology Research Unit (ORU) at the Children's Hospital at Westmead. In June 2007, he handed over a cheque for $1 million. Donations now exceed $6 million.
"He appears to be an ordinary person, doing extraordinary things, and with a determination to match. I am sure many, many parents, grandparents, relatives owe you more than a big ' thank you ' and I hope you can keep up the good work for the appreciative children and families" Joy McLean, Pallarenda Townsville Qld.