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Kalee Hilliar

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $50.00
Organisation: AEIOU Sippy Downs
Team: Shark Room Two

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Jason Boyland

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $100.00

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Amanda Gillespie

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $250.00

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Natalie Smith

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $930.00
Organisation: AEIOU
Team: Stingrays Room

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Kate Yates

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $330.00
Organisation: AEIOU
Team: Stingrays Room

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Nnenna Ike

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $0.00

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Melanie Bauer-Ludbey

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $1,255.00
Organisation: Rielly's Family
Team: TEAM RIELLY

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Trish Burchell

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $250.00

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David Kerle

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $125.00
Organisation: No company as yet - we'd LOVE a sponsor though
Team: Team Caloundra

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Tanya McDonald

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $70.00

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