 Joanne Leeds There are many reasons why people organise events to help raise funds for the National Stroke Foundation. They may be motivated by personal experience, professional development or for the personal and social rewards of fundraising.
Joanne Leeds shares her story On April 13, 2005 my husband Stephen had a stroke at 33. Like most people we thought only older people had strokes. It was a shock to learn that 40 per cent of strokes happen to people under the age of 65.
Thankfully my husband made a full recovery and everyday I say to Stephen, “Thank God you’re still here.” So I wanted to make a difference and highlight the fact that stroke doesn’t just happen to older people. Last year I organised the Thank God You’re Still Here Charity Ball and raised over $130,000 to help stop stroke.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 18 September 2007 )
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