Mark Hughes Foundation Raises $720 in Latest Grant Round for Company Funding

In a significant boost to its ongoing mission, the Mark Hughes Foundation (MHF) has successfully raised $720, furthering its commitment to combat brain cancer. Established in Newcastle by Mark and Kirralee Hughes after Mark's own heartbreaking diagnosis in 2013, the Foundation has made considerable strides in enhancing awareness, supporting affected families, and driving research into this devastating disease. Since its inception, the MHF has raised nearly $30 million, financing initiatives like the Mark Hughes Foundation Centre for Brain Cancer Research and the MHF Brain Cancer Biobank, along with providing vital travel grants and supporting various research projects across Australia. The recent funding will be allocated toward expanding these crucial programs, enabling the organization to support more brain cancer patients and families, while also advancing research projects aimed at uncovering new treatment pathways. The success of this fundraising effort underscores the unwavering commitment of the community, our dedicated volunteers, and supporters who continue to believe in the mission of the Foundation. It is through these collaborative efforts that the MHF strives to bring hope to those impacted by brain cancer, working steadfastly to ensure groundbreaking research and care is available to those who need it most. As we look forward, the Mark Hughes Foundation remains determined to fight against brain cancer with resilience and compassion, creating a brighter future for patients and their families.