Charlie Teo Foundation: How hope keeps them going

June 16, 2020

The Charlie Teo Foundation takes a moment to celebrate 2 years of the Foundation (CTF) and the exciting projects they are funding to help in their fight against brain cancer.

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In brain tumour awareness month, The Charlie Teo Foundation takes a moment to celebrate 2 years of the Foundation (CTF) and the exciting projects they are funding to help in their fight against brain cancer.

On the 1^st of March 2018, Charlie officially launched CTF to shake-up the way brain cancer research is funded. Charlie has never been satisfied with the status-quo. That’s why CTF is all about radical thinking to find a solution to brain cancer.

Watch the video to see how hope keeps CTF going.

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June 16, 2020

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Watch the video to see how hope keeps CTF going.

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