All profits are donated to Muscular Dystrophy Western Australia to fund The TEAM Spencer PhD Scholarship for SMA Research. We are overwhelmingly proud to be able to assist in the funding of this vital research which aims to develop a treatment for Spinal Muscular Atrophy.
Team Spencer 'Diamonds & Pearls' Gala Ball August 2012
TEAM Spencer is now affiliated with Channel 7 Telethon. Telethon is proud to be helping Muscular Dystrophy WA make a difference.
The TEAM Spencer Ball is a fantastic opportunity to entertain clients, colleagues, friends or family while helpingraise awareness and much needed funds for Spinal Muscular Atrophy research.
This years event is to held on August 4th at Fraser's Restaurant Kings Park, the theme is Diamonds and Pearls. Along with great food wine and service, entertainment is once again provided by the extremely popular 'LA Gold.' Another great and successful night is anticipated.
Please forward your interest in attending or sponsoring the event by contacting Ruth Steven on 0409 252 530 or Linda Durell on 0402 280 807.
Your support WILL make a difference.
Team Spencer
TEAM Spencer – Perth HEAT Fundraiser Night
Proudly sponsored by Jetset Kardinya
Rick and Ruth, are proud to announce that the TEAM Spencer Night will be held at Baseball park, Thornlie (cnr. of Wilfred and Nicholson Rds) on the 21st Jan with the game starting at 7:20pm. The HEAT’s opponents on the night will be the Sydney Bluesox.
The night is proudly brought to you by Jetset Kardinya and sincere thanks goes to Julie and Wally Ninnis.
All proceeds go to Muscular Dystrophy Western Australia, who are researching a cure for Spinal Muscular Atrophy, via the TEAM Spencer SMA PhD Scholarship.
Many thanks go to Muscular Dystrophy Western Australia and the Australian Neuro-muscular Research Institute for the great work their team of scientists are doing.
And many thanks go out to all the people who continually support TEAM Spencer and out endeavors to find a cure…..
“Whatever it takes….”
The fundraising group Team Spencer was set up by Rick and Ruth Steven in honour of their son, Spencer who was born in March 2006 with Spinal Muscle Atrophy (SMA) Type 1 and who died just seven months later.
SMA Type 1 affects about one in every 6,000 kids and is the most common cause of genetically determined neonatal death. The onset is sudden and most children born with the condition live for less than two years.
Team Spencer Day is organised by Rick and Ruth and is a fundraiser involving the WA baseball community. This year, the team were able to repeat the success of previous fundraisers and raised a staggering $8,000 which will go toward purchasing a number of Patient Controlled Analgesia machines (PCA’s). PCA’s allow children to safely administer their own pain medicine according to their individual needs.
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Rick Stevens talks about Team Spencer Day with the Perth Haet.