<div>We’re excited to announce the MEF2C Foundation Australia’s first fundraiser!
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<div>The MEF2C Foundation Australia is raising money for research into MEF2C Haploinsufficiency Syndrome (MCHS) and pathways to therapeutic treatments.
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<div>MCHS is an extremely rare genetic disorder caused by a mutation or deletion in the MEF2C gene which affects the development and function of the brain and other systems in the body. Individuals with MCHS often have severe intellectual disability, problems with motor function, absent speech and seizures, making daily life unpredictable and challenging. The physical and cognitive symptoms of MCHS often mean that individuals require lifelong care and support.
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<div>You can make a difference by donating today to the MEF2C Foundation Australia.* Donations over $2 are tax deductible.
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<div>We’re extremely grateful for your support.
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<div>With thanks and hope
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<div>The MEF2C Foundation Australia team
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<div>Visit <a href="https://mef2cfoundationaustralia.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">our website</a> for more information about the Foundation and its mission.
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<div>*For those who haven’t previously used GoFundMe to donate to a charity, your donations are received by the PayPal Giving Fund and paid to the Foundation under the GoFundMe terms of use.
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Matt and Karen Lawley

Rob Lawley

Luis Melgar

Ian Shanks

Liz Nowell

Oliver Sands

Coral BROWN

Amy, Nick, Archer, Azalea

Kerry Bichel

Inga Cahill

Holly Williams

Mabel Webb

Madeleine Kelly

Xanthe Pearson

Michaela Gleave

Anonymous

James Bovaird

Erin Schrauwen

Carol Bridger

Support research for MCHS and treatment pathways

Support research for MCHS and treatment pathways

Still $14,608 to go. Help us build momentum.