Peel philanthropists throw $50,000 support behind Dot’s Place

Cam Findlay
Updated June 28 2017 - 2:03pm, first published 4:25pm
Philanthropic boost: John Perry hands the cheque on behalf of the Madora Bay Partnership to Cancer Council WA support services director Sandy McKiernan. Photo: Linda Smith.
Philanthropic boost: John Perry hands the cheque on behalf of the Madora Bay Partnership to Cancer Council WA support services director Sandy McKiernan. Photo: Linda Smith.

A local philanthropist, along with a group of like-minded local businessmen, have thrown his support behind the recently opened Dot’s Place Cancer Support Centre with a generous donation.

Cam Findlay

Cam Findlay

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