After fundraising efforts fell significantly short this year, Solaris Cancer Care is desperately calling on the South West community to help keep its doors open.
Bunbury manager Carline Turner said the centre hoped to raise $100,000 through its campaign May We Survive and Thrive after its main fundraising effort, the Red Sky Ride, had only half the participants expected.
media and images published by South Western Times, published 21 May 2018
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