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Robyn McDonald

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $40.00

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Dennis Yates

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $0.00
Organisation: AEIOU
Team: Stingrays Room

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Rachel Collins

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $0.00
Organisation: AEIOU
Team: Stingrays Room

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Claire Robertson

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $2,760.00
Organisation: Aeiou parent
Team: Claire robertson

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Bec The Awesome

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $305.00
Organisation: Just a group of friends
Team: Team Jordan

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Jacqui Kelley

Fundraising Goal: $3,000.00
Funds Raised: $295.00
Organisation: Rielly's Family
Team: TEAM RIELLY

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Bronwyn Marrington

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

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