Cooper Rice-Brading Foundation

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Preserving Cooper’s legacy, and realising his vision of generating critical funding for sarcoma research; promoting awareness & early diagnosis; whilst supporting those living with sarcoma & their families

A Family Making a Difference.We would like to thank Stacey Walvin, Director of Generation Dance Centre in Brisbane, and ...
28/05/2026

A Family Making a Difference.

We would like to thank Stacey Walvin, Director of Generation Dance Centre in Brisbane, and her son Zac for their ongoing support of those living with sarcoma in Australia.

As Generation Dance Centre approaches its 30th anniversary, Stacey continues to inspire her students and community with remarkable resilience. After experiencing shoulder pain for six months, she initially believed she had suffered a work-related injury. Instead, she was diagnosed with chondrosarcoma, a rare and aggressive bone cancer.

Stacey’s story is a powerful reminder that recognising when something is not right and seeking medical advice early can be lifesaving. Early diagnosis matters.

Despite facing the daily realities of living with chondrosarcoma, Stacey remains committed to making a difference. Through Generation Dance Centre’s annual Mid-Year Showcase, Stacey, her students and their community have now raised more than $15,000 for sarcoma awareness and support.

What makes this even more remarkable is that Stacey has continued these fundraising efforts while facing significant personal adversity herself, a true reflection of her generosity, resilience and commitment to helping others.

Son Zac, a very talented competitor in motorsport has proudly added the CRBF logo to his race car, helping raise awareness wherever he competes. Since beginning his motorsport career at Brisbane’s iconic Lakeside Park in 2014, Zac has gone on to win multiple championships and today races for Team NorthRock in the national Toyota Gazoo Racing Australia Scholarship Series. An electrician by trade, Zac is also raising funds through his workplace with the support of the ETU.

Together, the Walvin family are helping raise awareness of sarcoma, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis, and supporting vital research and the Jack Gibson Sarcoma Patient & Family Support Programme.

Our deepest thanks to Stacey, Zac, the Walvin family, Generation Dance Centre, and Zac Walvin Motorsport for their unwavering support of the sarcoma community.

Please visit the link in our bio if you would like to support this remarkable effort.

For nine years, the Cooper Rice-Brading Foundation has operated with a simple philosophy, every possible dollar raised s...
20/05/2026

For nine years, the Cooper Rice-Brading Foundation has operated with a simple philosophy, every possible dollar raised should go to where it is needed most.

We recognise that, for those living with sarcoma, there is simply not enough funding reaching the areas of greatest need. That reality is one of the reasons our Foundation has always chosen to operate through voluntary expertise and support wherever possible. We are certainly not alone in doing this, and we acknowledge the many charities and organisations across Australia that also rely on volunteers and donated professional expertise to maximise their impact.

Ou work is powered by volunteers who generously give their time, skills, experience and professional expertise to support Australians living with sarcoma. From governance and administration, to events, fundraising, marketing, finance, social media, patient support and strategic advice, our Foundation exists because of people willing to contribute their knowledge and energy for a cause bigger than themselves.

During National Volunteer Week, we want to acknowledge and sincerely thank every person who has helped us over the past nine years. Your contribution has enabled us to fund over $4.4m of vital research, provide meaningful supportive care through the Jack Gibson Patient & Family Support Programme, provide national awareness, and continue fighting for better outcomes for those impacted by sarcoma across Australia.

Quite simply, we would not exist without our volunteers.

To everyone who has given up their time to help our Foundation and our sarcoma community, thank you. Your generosity, compassion and expertise continue to make a genuine difference in the lives of others.

Another extraordinary evening with at the Tour de Qure Canberra Ball. Thank you for once again bringing together a comm...
17/05/2026

Another extraordinary evening with at the Tour de Qure Canberra Ball.

Thank you for once again bringing together a community so passionate about changing the future of cancer research in Australia, and for creating a space where we were able to bring together the most extraordinary people from the sarcoma community in Canberra for the event.

Through your incredible work, more than $160 million has been raised, supporting over 1,228 projects and contributing to 250 major research breakthroughs. Beyond research, Tour de Cure continues to make a real impact through regional cancer support programs and school initiatives promoting cancer awareness across Australia.

We are especially grateful for your generous commitment to sarcoma research, with more than $500,000 contributed over the past three years toward groundbreaking advancements that are giving hope to families facing this devastating disease.

An unforgettable night with extraordinary people, united by purpose, hope and determination.

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13/05/2026

The superb once again hosted our annual Mother’s Day event, this year, a High Tea overlooking Sydney Harbour.

The sun was shining, skies were blue, & Sydney Harbour provided a spectacular backdrop. More importantly, the room itself was filled with extraordinary generosity, compassion & love, helping raise $50,000, for those who need it most.

It was an afternoon defined by passion, purpose and hope. In the midst of a challenging economic climate, we are humbled by the kindness & generosity shown by our guests in support of a disease that, for many, may never personally touch their lives.

Once more, the incredible , one of the most genuine & authentic women in Australian media, hosted the afternoon with professionalism & grace, accompanied by the at-times mischievous Mitch Rice-Brading, whose humour & energy kept the room smiling.

Our speakers were simply remarkable. The Hon Trish Henry - CRBF Chair, , Professor(s )David Thomas & Mandy Ballinger , Prof Richard Boyle, & shared powerful insights & reflections that resonated deeply with all in attendance. Guests were deeply moved by the story of resilience & hope shared by Kaela Graham-Bowman , alongside the incredibly heartfelt words of Mark Mathot, devoted father of Jac. All speakers left a lasting impact.

Sincere thanks to for providing our AV, & the amazing Pariscomino & & for their tireless behind the scenes work leading up to & on the day of the event. Thanks also to the superb performances by and throughout the event.

To every guest, donor & supporter who joined us, thank you for making the afternoon so meaningful. Your generosity & support continue to bring hope and connection to families impacted by sarcoma.

A heartfelt thank you also to the individuals and organisations below whose ongoing support helped make this event possible. We encourage our community to support them whenever possible, as events like this would not happen without their kindness & commitment.

For the full story and photos head to link in our bio.

Last night we had the privilege of attending the Australian premiere of Permanent Scar, a deeply moving film by New York...
12/05/2026

Last night we had the privilege of attending the Australian premiere of Permanent Scar, a deeply moving film by New York-based filmmaker Ally Betker, dedicated to the memory of the remarkable Sophie Kyprianou.

Sophie Kyprianou was no ordinary young woman. Her story truly defies words. Sophie was just 14 years old when she was first diagnosed with osteosarcoma in March 2014. In 2016, she was diagnosed with Myelodysplastic Syndrome, which led to a diagnosis of Acute Myeloid Leukaemia in February 2017. A subsequent diagnosis of B Cell Lymphoma in April 2017, followed by a recurrence of osteosarcoma in October 2022, seems to most of us more than any one person should ever be expected to endure. Yet in December 2022, Sophie was further diagnosed with a brain tumour. Sophie’s family sadly lost their precious daughter/sister in May of 2024.

The Kyprianou family, mother Cathy, father Paul, sister Jessie and brother Sam, together with aunt Susan and were nothing short of extraordinary as hosts for the evening, with each family member playing a pivotal role in bringing Sophie’s legacy, Smiles Don’t Lie, to life with honesty, grace and immense courage. The fundraising initiative was established to support an osteosarcoma programme through Professor Emmy Fleuren through , continuing Sophie’s impact and determination to help others facing this devastating disease.

Permanent Scar is a powerful reflection on the unique nature of grief and the many ways it manifests within all of us. Told through the eyes of a family member, the film offers an intimate and relatable interpretation of love, loss and the enduring impact of losing a loved one.

It was an evening filled with emotion, vulnerability and immense admiration for a family who continue to honour Sophie in such a meaningful and beautiful way.

Forever part of my world, forever held in my heart....Mother’s Day looks different for everyone.For some, it is filled w...
09/05/2026

Forever part of my world, forever held in my heart....

Mother’s Day looks different for everyone.

For some, it is filled with love and treasured moments. For others, it can quietly bring sadness, memories, and deep longing.

Those who shape our lives never truly leave us; they remain part of every heartbeat and every memory.

Sending our love today to all mothers, to those who have loved and cared with a mother’s heart, and to the families who carry them always.



For more than nine years, the , the Magiros family, and Phillip Fikkers, licensee of , have stood alongside us in supp...
05/05/2026

For more than nine years, the , the Magiros family, and Phillip Fikkers, licensee of , have stood alongside us in support of those impacted by sarcoma. Our connection with the Magiros family, through our son Cooper, makes this support especially meaningful.

Their long-standing commitment to our annual Mother’s Day event reflects a deep and enduring belief in the importance of this wor. helping us honour lives, support families, and keep momentum behind sarcoma research and support.

We are sincerely grateful for their continued partnership and the difference it makes, year after year.

Visit the link in our bio to purchase a ticket in this year’s raffle and help make a meaningful difference in the lives of those living with sarcoma.

01/05/2026

Vale, Rufus

Your naughty nature, those big bug eyes, your penchant for nipping strangers who dared to pat you unannnouced, the way you could hear a bag of treats being opened from 200 metres away, and how you would eat literally anything, yet somehow a hidden worming tablet - and you were suddenly Gordon Ramsay - will be so missed.

You were always enough to bring a smile to even the most weary heart.

While you essentially came into our lives as Mitch’s special little man, we all benefited from your special brand of magic which you spread to those who, in the wake of sarcoma, needed it most. You did so with your gentle spirit and mischievous charm.

Your presence together with “cousin Betty” filled every corner of our lives, and more often than not, spilled into the lives of those we support.

In your own quiet, quirky way, you helped heal hearts that felt beyond repair. You brought laughter back into a home that at times, felt like it had forgotten how to smile, and for that, we will be forever grateful.

Thank you for every cuddle, every laugh, every moment of mischief, and every ounce of love you gave us.

You will always be our little man, and you will always be part of our story...

We are incredibly grateful to and the Taylor family for their generous support as a major donor to our Mother’s Day Hig...
24/04/2026

We are incredibly grateful to and the Taylor family for their generous support as a major donor to our Mother’s Day High Tea.

For nine years, their unwavering commitment to CRBF in Cooper’s memory has helped drive meaningful impact - allowing us to fund vital research and supporting families facing a sarcoma diagnosis.

This is a relationship built on genuine connection, with roots going back to Cooper’s days at Burrows Park with the and later at , through Angela , her children, and over many years of support, her brother Justin.

Each year, their thoughtful contribution - ensuring our guests each take home Taylors Wines, has become a central part of our Mother’s Day event, and one our guests look forward to receiving. But beyond this, it is their steadfast belief in our mission, and the countless projects they have helped bring to life, that truly defines their generosity.

We cherish the support of the families who continue to stand beside us in Cooper’s name.

To the Taylor family, “thank you” feels insufficient, but it is said with the deepest of gratitude.

While our High Tea sold out in a record four days, you can still support those living with sarcoma in Australia by purchasing a raffle ticket, with the chance to win over $11,500in wonderful prizes. Go to https://www.raffletix.com.au/crbfmothersdayraffle2026 to buy tickets.

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14 Macleay Street
Elizabeth Bay, NSW
2011

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

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0412239020

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