Fight MND

We at Capital Mutual Insurance Brokers are passionate about our support of Fight MND which is a 100% not-for-profit foundation established in 2014. The aim to raise the profile of Motor Neurone Disease within Australia and abroad in the hopes that increased awareness may lead to not only better care for those affected by the disease, but also increased funding for vital research into finding a cure.

A registered charity (ACNC: 62740350704), the Cure For MND Foundation is endorsed by the Australian Tax Office (ATO) with full DGR (deductible gift recipient) status. All donations over $2 to the foundation are fully tax deductible.

The Foundation's primary aims are:

To Cure:

The name of the foundation sums it up. The Cure For MND foundation is passionate about funding the best and brightest MND research within Australia with the aim of expediting discoveries of potential treatments for MND sufferers, and ultimately to finding a cure. This is done in the hope of one day living in a world free from MND.

To Care:

Until a medical “cure” is found, it is our belief that each and every MND sufferer and their family deserve to have the ability to continue to participate and thrive within their communities. In this regards, we are passionate about providing vital equipment and services to these patients in order that they may maintain independence, dignity, and an improved quality of life.

To Make Aware:

The foundation will continue to push MND into the spotlight in the hopes that by increasing the public profile of Motor Neurone Disease within the Australian and wider communities, governments and pharmaceutical companies will take up the fight and join us in a quest for viable treatments, and an ultimate cure. “Without You We Won’t Find A Cure!”

Our very own Capital Mutual Director Penny Collins is proud to be working with Fight MND. Penny is the Co-Ordinator of “Daniher’s Drive – a fun four day road-trip extravaganza set to raise much needed awareness and funds to find a cure for Motor Neurone Disease (MND). Since its inception in 2014, Daniher’s Drive has raised in excess of $4.6 million dollars.