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Join ‘Two for ten’ this weekend

The ladies of the Inner Wheel Club of Yarrawonga Mulwala are raring to go for their ‘Two for Ten’ walk, which raises money and awareness for cord blood research, from the entrance of Chinaman’s Island at the Yacht Club this Sunday from 11am. Photo by Les_Garbutt

The Inner Wheel Club of Yarrawonga Mulwala is raring to go for their ‘Two for Ten’ walk this Sunday, March 24 with all members of the community and visitors urged to come along.

The easy two-kilometre walk, which is a national fundraiser for Stem Cell Research using the richest blood from the umbilical cord to help find ways to cure many diseases, is growing in popularity with walkers able to join in with just a donation of $10.

Starting at 11am from the entry to Chinaman’s Island near the Yacht Club, participants just have to follow the red balloons around Chinaman’s Island with a free sausage sizzle to follow.

The event is gaining momentum with major supporters including Purtle family, Blend Hair Studio, CMCU, ClubMulwala, Yarrawonga Ford and Judd and Sons all on board.

All funds raised will go the Inner Wheel Australia Foundation Trust for research that has seen the lives of many being saved by this research, especially children.

Many blood disorders including Leukaemia, auto immune diseases, cystic fibrosis, heart disease and stroke have also benefited from this stem cell research.

It’s all about giving a loved one a second chance, which also fits in with the ethos of the Inner Wheel Club.

For more information, to donate or get involved in sponsoring the Yarrawonga Mulwala event contact Co-Organisers June Lavis on 0438 582 122 or Lesley Shead on 0439 345 701.

If you would like to learn more about Inner Wheel please go to the Innerwheel website at www.innerwheelaustralia.org.au or for more about the event or history regarding cord blood research, go to www.innerwheelaustralia.org.au/national-project.

Make sure to join in and help Innerwheel to raise the much-needed funds for the important cause of cord blood research.

Remember the date, March 24 at 11am at Chinaman’s Island and don’t forget to look for the red balloons.