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Have you got what it takes to win this car?


Help us to raise vital funds for our cause and be in the running to win a car. Tiny’s Car Challenge is a competition with a twist.  First you have 3 weeks to raise as much money for our charity.

The top 20 fundraisers over all the charities will participate in Tiny’s Car Challenge – by placing a hand on the car – LAST person standing wins the car!!!

Runner up: $5000 cash

Register Today: https://tinys.com.au/fundraiser-sign-in.html?c=DAINERES+RAINBOW+-+PAEDIATRIC+BRAIN+TUMOURS

Fundraising starts on 1 August-21 August, so get organised now.  Be creative, enlist your buddies, think about all the ways you can raise as much money as you can for charity. When you finish in the top 20 fundraisers, you will have a chance to win the car

Win a VW POLO 2020 70TSI Trendline (White)
5 Seed Manual, Valued at $22,199.
Second Prize: $5000 cash
donated by Kellie @ McIntyre Property

For all the details visit: www.tinys.com.au

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Dainere's Rainbow is a not for profit organisation - 100% of all funds raised or donated go to childhood brain cancer research at Sydney Children's Hospital
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