Our #iknowsome1 t-shirts have arrived! They’re part of our campaign with the AFL to raise awareness about bowel cancer. Watch this space ….
#iknowsome1 with bowel cancer, how about you?
We’ve teamed up with the AFL, Carlton and the Western Bulldogs to launch a campaign called #iknowsome1 that shows Australia just how common bowel cancer
SA Hiking Challenge
We held our first ever SA Hiking Challenge in the stunning Flinders Ranges on the weekend, navigating our way over the first 80 kms of
Is bowel cancer in your family?
Your risk of developing bowel cancer may be a lot higher than average if you have a history of the disease in your family. Jodi’s
$2.5M shot in the rear for bowel cancer awareness
The Federal Government today announced funding of $2.5m for the Foundation. The money will be dedicated to a national awareness campaign highlighting the benefits of
2013 Little Black Dress Classic
The 2013 Little Black Dress Classic left Coffs Harbour on 16 March and wound its way through the countryside and along the coast for 7
Nick Xenophon speaks out about bowel cancer
South Australian independent senator Nick Xenophon addressed the Senate this week about the dangers of bowel cancer and the importance of early detection. He encouraged
Ride for the Little Black Dress team summit Mt Buller
In March 2012 our Ride for the Little Black Dress team cycled from Canberra to Melbourne, raising almost $180,000 … and we’re still counting. The
2012 Ride for the Little Black Dress
On Saturday 10th March, a team of 21 cyclists and 4 support crew left Canberra in little black tutus bound for Melbourne. Federal Member for
Andrew Leigh speaks to parliament about The Jodi Lee Foundation and Ride for the Little Black Dress
Andrew Leigh helped launch our Ride for the Little Black Dress in Canberra this week, with a lap around Parliament House. Last night, Andrew spoke