Team Blue Cornflower for MND Fundraising

The blue cornflower is the international flower of hope for motor neurone disease. The Cornflower symbolizes courage. It can withstand both frost and drought and its strong blue colour never fades, no matter what it faces. Like the cornflower people with MND show tremendous courage and strength of character to cope with this most challenging of diseases.

Some of the Wellington Branch members

Greetings, and Thank you for visiting our fundraising page.

The "Blue Cornflower" team based in Wellington, will do all the hard work, train for and complete the 10km distance on the 24th June in Wellington, New Zealand, but we really need your help to make a real difference to our charity, the Motor Neurone Association of New Zealand.

Currently the team is made up of:
1. Richard Clark (taking part in a wheelchair and has MND)
2. Emily Friedlander (Richards loving support)
3. Moira Young (Wellington Fieldworker)
4. Tony Young (MNDANZ Supporter)
5. Beth Watson (MNDA Wellington branch committee member)
6. Patsy Jorgensen [djorgs@xtra.co.nz] (MNDA Wellington branch committee member)
7. David Visser SNR (MNDANZ Supporter)
8. David Visser JNR (MNDANZ Supporter)
9. Phil Hawkey (Contact Energy employee)
10. Tim Dawson (Contact Energy employee)

Please could you sponsor us? Every $ counts.

Select the 'Make a donation' button below. It's simple, fast and totally secure.
If you live in New Zealand your donation is tax deductible and a receipt will be issued to you.
So please sponsor us now!
Many thanks for your support.
Yours sincerely
The "Blue Cornflower" team from MNDANZ, Wellington Branch.