The creation of the Neuro Research Charitable Trust was motivated by Bernie Crosby who has a dream of a cure for Parkinson's...
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Parkinson's is progressively degenerative, mentally and physically, and affects 10,000 Kiwis. We started with the objective of raising $1m over 5 years for research carried out by the Centre for Brain Research. We are proud to have reached our initial target and Associate Professor Maurice Curtis and his team have made some exciting discoveries that have had worldwide recognition, but there is still a way to go. New research projects have been agreed and our fundraising continues. Without research there won't be a cure.
The Trust includes a Chairman, Trustees plus separate fundraising volunteer committee comprising eminent Hamilton individuals committed to finding a cure.
Latest donations
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Barrengers on 26 Dec 2018
$2,150
Great cause, great people.
$2,150
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Charlotte Plowman on 24 Feb 2017
$100
Congratulations on the great breakthroughs being made!
$100
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Laura McNeur on 20 Oct 2014
Private
Truly inspired by the important work done by this Trust to help fund research into Parkinsons disease - something that affects the lives of so many Kiwis.
Private
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Richard Heal on 31 Dec 2013
$500
My father in law suffered from Parkinson's and my mother in law looked after him. It is not a pleasant situation to be in and I feel I should support your Trust,although they were in the UK.
$500
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James Hogan on 25 Nov 2013
$120
Congratulations. Great result, great charity. Sub 3.30 next year!
$120
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Neuro Research Charitable Trust (Charity)
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