PAUSE 4
PARKINSON'S
APRIL 2020
Pause 4 Parkinson's - April 2020
WORLD PARKINSON’S DAY April 11 is World Parkinson’s Day, and throughout the month events are taking place all over the world to raise more awareness and vital funds for research into better treatments & ultimately a cure.
Shake It Up are grateful for our incredible community members whose fundraising efforts play an integral role in helping us advance research towards a cure. There are a few ways to get involved this April – by hosting your own event, becoming a corporate sponsor, or even hosting an event at your workplace.
Just gather your friends, family or work colleagues and hold an event anytime during April doing something you love! Perhaps a wine tasting, art exhibition, music gig or movie night to a morning/afternoon/high tea, sausage sizzle, long lunch, a sporting event – whatever you are into, it doesn’t matter.
Host your Own Event
People all around the country that are looking for ways to make a difference. Host an event for Parkinson’s and be part of the answer.
Corporate Sponsorship
Become a corporate sponsor and help create a brighter future for the 100,000 Australian’s living with Parkinson’s
Host a Company Event
Support a colleague living with Parkinson’s by hosting an event in our workplace. It’s a great way to show your support.
Free Printables
To help make your event a success we have a range of marketing materials you can use such as invitations, posters, logo’s videos and more. Just download them for free.
In The Media
Shake It Up Australia Foundation makes regular media appearances on television and radio to help bring awareness to Parkinson’s and discuss the latest developments in Parkinson’s research.
2019 Sponsors
Noel Holmes Group and The Daily Press
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Platinum
Telum Workplace Solutions
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Gold
2019 Sponsors
Noel Holmes Group and The Daily Press
Platinum
Telum Workplace Solutions
Gold
“Did I want to be Clyde that had Parkinson’s or Clyde that did something about having Parkinson’s”
Clyde Campbell
Founder & CEO
