With thanks to our Sponsors who step up to ensure the success of our key initiatives, campaigns, and events to raise awareness and funds to prevent, treat, and beat stroke.

Major sponsors

Supporting sponsors

Recognising the businesses who are driving momentum in the fight against stroke for their employees, their customers, and their communities. 

Fight Stroke Champion Businesses

• Fired Up Group
• OzCAD
• Silverline Medical 
  
  

Supporting Businesses

• Ahrens Group  
• Alpha Strength
• Arrive Wealth Management
• Blue Label
• Halcyon Finnce
• J.J Richards Waste & Recycling
• Nexia Melbourne
• Pumpseal Sales Technology Solutions
• PSC Foundation
• RMBL Investments
• Ryman Health Care
• Thermo Fischer Scientific
• Total Window Concepts
• Yardstick Advisory
• Yieldbroker 

Workplaces & Employees

Thank you to companies and staff who spotlight and support our fight against stroke through workplace awareness and fundraising activities, and to employees who give regularly to Stroke Foundation through their employer’s workplace giving program. 

Fundraisers

• Aveo Robertson Park Residents’ Fund
• BHP Olympic Dam
• Bupa Care Corner 
• Ritchies Stores 

Workplace giving

• AECOM (Give Back)
• AGL (Power to Give)
• Apple
• Australia Post
• Atlassian
• Beach Energy Ltd
• BUPA HI Pty Ltd
• CSL (Giving for Good)
• D&B
• Findex
• Google
• HPI
• IAG Insurance
• Macquarie
• Medibank
• Microsoft
• Microsoft Rewards / Give with Bing
• Morningstar
• MYOB
• National Australia Bank Ltd
• OPTUS (yes4good)
• Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) Services Trust
• Salesforce
• SAP Australia
• Service Now
• Suncorp Group
• Vita Group Limited
• Westpac Group

In-kind & Probono Supporters 

• Arnold Bloch Leibler
• Corrs Chambers Westgarth
• McCullough Robertson
• Dell Technologies 

We also extend our recognition and thanks to the generous Fight Stroke Champion Businesses, Employees, Workplaces and Supporters who wish to remain anonymous. 

With recognition and thanks to the charitable Trusts and Foundations whose targeted support builds our capacity and empowers our effectiveness and impact.

• Barr Family Foundation
• Bellberry Limited
• Commbank Foundation
• Elizabeth & Barry Davies Charitable Foundation
• Lionel & Yvonne Spencer Trust
• St Margarets Rehabilitation Hospital Trust
• William Angliss Charitable Fund
  
  

We also extend our recognition and thanks to our generous Trust & Foundation supporters who wish to remain anonymous.

With sincere gratitude to the individuals and families playing a leading role in supporting game-changing advances in stroke for survivors, their carers and families, health professionals and researchers.  

• The Jack and Hedy Brent Foundation
• Carpenter Family
• The Ronald Alan Curry Trust
• Ms Edith Dyett
• Elin Family Gift
• The Halifax Foundation
• J & E King Family Foundation Ltd
• Kingfam Foundation
• Mrs Sylvia Miller
• Ms Linda Neeson
• Graham and Pam Nock Foundation
• Mr & Mrs David and Glenys Overton
• Annie & John Paterson Foundation
• The Henry Pollack Foundation
• Potts Foundation
• Mr Morton Rolfe KC
• Mrs Di Shakespeare
• Lady Marigold Southey AC
• Ms Jenny Tatchell
• Colleen Bandy on behalf of Harold and Pamela Vernon
• Ms Julia Walker
• Wood Family Foundation
• The Wood Foundation

We also extend our thanks to our generous Major Donors who wish to remain anonymous.

We are honoured to recognize and celebrate the following supporters who have generously included a gift in their Will to Stroke Foundation.

Their selfless act of giving not only demonstrates their commitment to helping those affected by stroke, but also ensures that their legacy will continue to make a lasting impact for generations to come. Through their kindness, we are able to continue our mission of promoting stroke prevention and recovery and providing vital support to survivors of stroke and their families.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who have left a gift in their Will to Stroke Foundation, including the many who wish to remain anonymous.

• Alan Seath
• Alan Silverstein
• Alice Gates
• Allan Keogh
• Anthony O'Donoghue
• Ashton Farley
• Barbara Crichton
• Ben Visser
• Beverley Penwill
• Brett Cooper
• Brian & Julie Hankinson
• Brian Abbott
• Brian Caldwell
• Cecily Wood
• Charles Rickey
• Cheryl Tonkin
• Craig Teece
• David & Alison Ingamells
• David Brownbill
• David Hall
• David Havercroft
• David Keppie
• Deborah Dowling
• Elizabeth Page
• G A Lister
• Gary Dower
• Geoffrey Lane
• Geoffrey Webb
• Gillian Pollinger
• Glenda Simpson
• Glenn Bennett
• Glenys Coe
• Glenys Zawada
• Gordon Proudfoot
• Graham Ludecke
• Greg Brown
• Helen La Manna
• James Angus
• Jean Hadges
• John & Lynette Mitchell
• John Alfred Parker
• John Hartwig Kahsnitz
• Judith Whyte
• Julia Torkos
• Kevin Davis
• Kevin Menzel
• Lachlan Robert McLean
• Linda Kristjanson
• Lionel Scott
• Lorraine Edwards
• Lyn Day
• Lyn Payne
• Margaret Hunyady
• Marie Dawson
• Marjorie White
• Marlene Schroeter
• Mathew Coutsouradis
• Maureen Taylor
• Michael Eastgate
• Michele Andrews
• Mike & Bev Haigh
• Nadia Ranieri
• Nancy Jagger
• Natalie Shorey
• Neville & Stella Voges
• Neville and Denise Daynes
• Norman Johnston
• Pam Christian-Jones
• Patricia Ewing
• Pauline Perry
• Penelope Hewson
• Peter & Denise Ferguson
• Rebecca Teakle
• Richard & Janice Kirby
• Richard Stevens
• Roger Spencer
• Roslyn Currie
• Tammy Gillespie
• Tammy Mitchell
• Vanessa Payne
• Viv Williams
• Wesley Horn

We are in awe of our amazing community of fundraisers who share our passion for standing beside people with stroke in our community and taking action to prevent, treat, and beat stroke 

Counterstroke Golf Classic Committee

• Elizabeth Cotton (Co-Chair)
• Caroline Ennels (Co-Chair)
• Dee Clements
• Gail Long
• Hilary Yencken
• Ross Eddy
• Paula Barton

Major Community Fundraisers

City2Surf 2022

• Holly Gibbons
• Damian Muldoon
• Sophie Glew
• Priya Sharma

Run Melbourne 2022

• Ken Lyons
• Lisa Murphy
• Catherine Kealy

Blackmores Sydney Running Festival 2022

• Nick Starr

Runaway Noosa Marathon 2022

• Ben Wall

Bridge to Brisbane 2022

• Archana Sinh
• Paige Fraser

Fundraise4Stroke

• Tommy Quick (The 4 Points Australia)
• Nick Beever (Nick’s 21k for 21k)
• Claire Thompson (SistersForStroke)
• Peter Scott (My Half Marathon)
• Nicola Baker (Moyamoya Australia)
• Sara Khaiami (39 is the new 40)
• Gail Jaensch (Portland Waterfront Cabaret)
• Nikki Gower-Langbein (Bendemeer Stroke Foundation Fundraiser)
• Teagan Richards (Teagan is shaving her head)
• Arthur Cheetham (In memory of Dawn and George Hardy, Josie, Colleen, Corrie and Marge)
• Luke Barker
• Hannah Brereton (Longley International Hotel’s Halloween Fundraiser)
• Charlee Parr
• Matthew Azar (Michael’s Charity Golf Day)
• June Hicks (Goodwin Aged Care Market Day)

Stride4Stroke (Individuals)

• Lee Carseldine (Ambassador)
• Nic Hinwood
• Tracey Laverick
• Edwina Elliott
• Linda Thompson
• Dee Banks
• Kathie Kenyon
• Deborah Cottle
• Heidi Victoria
• Naomi Mallin
• Matthew Francis
• James Knight
• Mal Jacobsen
• Glenn Browne

Stride4Stroke (Teams)

• TWM Stride4Stroke 2022
• William Siegel’s Bitumen Bashers
• Do it for Dave
• Little Stroke Warriors Community
• One Rehabilitation Service
• AbbVie
• Sister Tribe
• Pezet Pacers
• i-REBOUND Team
• STARS4Stroke
• Rocks Riverside Runners
• Cazz’s Stroke Journey
• Second Chances
• Rehab Warriors Tasmania
• Jaunt4Jayne
• Team Heidi Victoria
• Team Tahnee
• Sherree’s Striding for Stroke
• Harry’s Honour

We also extend our thanks to everyone who has supported and donated to their fundraising activities and to our community fundraisers who wish to remain anonymous. 

Stroke Foundation collaborates with like-minded organisations on shared aims for improving chronic disease awareness, prevention, treatment, and recovery for a healthier Australia.

Health & Charity Sector Partners

• Cancer Council Victoria
• Cochrane Australia
• Diabetes Australia (Queensland)
• Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
• National Heart Foundation 
  
  

Key Alliances

Read about our Alliances

Thank you to past significant supporters who have realised important Stroke Foundation projects that endure today.

EnableMe website

Established in 2013, EnableMe is a free online resource that brings together stroke information, videos, tools and conversation with other survivors and carers. 

EnableMe enables access to forums and blogs to share experiences about recovery or life after stroke, health professionals for asking questions, setting and tracking recovery goals, and accessibility settings to personalise the site so it is easier to view.
 
With more than 8,800 registered users and growing, EnableMe continuously updates to ensure survivors of stroke and their carers and families have everything they need to manage their recovery and grow stronger after stroke. 

InformMe website

Established in 2015, InformMe is a dedicated resource for health professionals to improve the treatment of stroke care.  

Membership is offered to health professionals working in stroke care, including those currently studying. The site is home to Australia’s Living Clinical Guidelines for Stroke Management, Childhood Stroke clinical guidelines stroke data and audits, and is accessed by more than 100,000 unique users annually.