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Jensen Financial Planning are proud supporters of
Run for the Kids
...... thank you for your support in 2010!
It was a beautiful day for a run! The JFP staff participated in the Run for the Kids event on Sunday 14 March 2010. This was our second time we participated (previously in 2008) and we successfully raised close to $6,000, with JFP matching dollar for dollar all personal donations.
This was a fantastic effort which placed us in the top 10 of corporate fund raisers. A grand total of over $1million being raised overall for the event.
In total for the past two events we have proudly raised over $20,000 for the Royal Childrens Hospital.
As you can see from the photos below, we all had great fun supporting such a worthwhile cause.
 
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Assisi Aid Projects
Assisi Aid Projects supports development work organised by Indian partner NGO, Assisi Farm & Training Centre (AF&TC) led by Sister Stella Edattu. Assisi provides funding and technical and professional advice to AF&TC.
Assisi Aid Projects was formed in 1985. It is based in regional Victoria and is overseen by a Committee of Management. Supporters who provide their skills on an unpaid basis run the majority of Australian operations. As a non-denominational aid agency – with a “no strings attached” philosophy, Assisi's programs are open and available to all and do not promote or support any religious or political adherences.
Assisi holds base accreditation with AusAID and receives funding from the Australian Government for development projects. Donations to Assisi for projects that alleviate poverty are tax-deductible. Assisi Aid Projects is a member of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) and abides by the ACFID Code of Conduct.
Assisi Contact Details:
Postal address: PO Box 298 Strathfieldsaye Vic 3551
Phone/Fax (03) 5439 3161
Email: assisi@assisi.org.au Website: http://www.assisi.org.au/
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Cancer Council Victoria
Cancer statistics in Victoria...
Over 22,000 Victorians are diagnosed with cancer each year (excluding non-melanocytic skin cancers).
Over 9,000 Victorians die from cancer each year.
Cancer is more common in men than women (120 men per 100 women diagnosed)—this is mainly due to an excess of tobacco-related cancers.
Preventing cancer...
Most Australians will enjoy a long and healthy life. However, some people's cancer risk is affected by the things that they do. To learn how to reduce your cancer risk, click here.
Support The Cancer Council Victoria
As an independent charity The Cancer Council Victoria relies on donations and pledges, volunteers and fundraising events to fund vital cancer research, education and support programs. To find out how you can support the Cancer Council click here.
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