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Jeans for Genes Virtual Gala

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We are thrilled to invite you to a very special event – the Jeans for Genes Virtual Gala – to be held on Saturday 20th June with ABC presenter James Valentine as our MC for the night!

Support vital research and have fun from the comfort of your lounge room – along with all your family, friends and colleagues no matter where they live in Australia

For just $50 per adult you will:

  • Hear exclusively from Professor Phil Robinson about his work to prevent infection by COVID-19
  • Meet some of the new faces of the Jeans for Genes Campaign
  • Experience entertainment by Ace Avenue from Australia’s Got Talent and party band, Jellybean Jam
  • Opportunity to purchase raffle tickets and bid on a number of exciting auction items

Register now for the big night - all proceeds go directly to our research labs!




                                                                  Saturday, 20th June 2020
                                                                    6.00pm till 9.00pm

                                       Dress: Something special with a touch of Denim                                                                                     $50.00 per adult                                                                          Includes an event program and Zoom access link

We hope you can join us at our Jeans for Genes Virtual Gala on Saturday 20th
June.

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