Every Step for Kindlewood
Some friendships become family.
Danny McKenzie met my late husband, Liam, through football many years ago. They first played together at Melville FC before moving to North Lake, sharing countless memories on and off the pitch. Not long after, Liam was diagnosed with a brain tumour.
Throughout Liam's illness, Danny and his wife Jenna stood beside us with unwavering kindness. They have remained part of our family ever since, watching Molly and Una grow up, becoming "Uncle Danny" and "Auntie Jenna", and now cheering on little Walker too. Today, their own family includes their energetic Border Collie, Isa, and their spirited three year old daughter, Maisie, who keeps everyone smiling.
Now Danny has taken on his biggest challenge yet.
Over the next 11 weeks, he'll train towards completing a full marathon, not for a medal or a personal best, but to help raise funds for Kindlewood.
Kindlewood is creating a community where no one has to face life's final chapter alone. We support people living with palliative illness, those caring for someone they love, and families navigating grief. Our long term vision is to establish a community funded hospice in Perth's northern coastal suburbs, while today we continue to build compassionate community programmes that provide connection, practical support and hope.
Every training run, every early morning and every kilometre Danny completes is a reminder that community is built one step at a time.
By supporting Danny's marathon, you're doing far more than helping someone cross a finish line.
You're helping build a future where families have somewhere to turn during life's most difficult moments.
Whether you can give $10, $50 or more, every donation brings Kindlewood one step closer to becoming the place our community deserves.
Thank you for walking, running and believing alongside Danny.
Together, every step matters. 🧡
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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work on, The Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, and recognise their deep and enduring connection to this land. We honour the continuing culture and heritage of all First Nations peoples, whose lands we live and work on, and whose care for this country remains unwavering. Â
Every Step for Kindlewood
Some friendships become family.
Danny McKenzie met my late husband, Liam, through football many years ago. They first played together at Melville FC before moving to North Lake, sharing countless memories on and off the pitch. Not long after, Liam was diagnosed with a brain tumour.
Throughout Liam's illness, Danny and his wife Jenna stood beside us with unwavering kindness. They have remained part of our family ever since, watching Molly and Una grow up, becoming "Uncle Danny" and "Auntie Jenna", and now cheering on little Walker too. Today, their own family includes their energetic Border Collie, Isa, and their spirited three year old daughter, Maisie, who keeps everyone smiling.
Now Danny has taken on his biggest challenge yet.
Over the next 11 weeks, he'll train towards completing a full marathon, not for a medal or a personal best, but to help raise funds for Kindlewood.
Kindlewood is creating a community where no one has to face life's final chapter alone. We support people living with palliative illness, those caring for someone they love, and families navigating grief. Our long term vision is to establish a community funded hospice in Perth's northern coastal suburbs, while today we continue to build compassionate community programmes that provide connection, practical support and hope.
Every training run, every early morning and every kilometre Danny completes is a reminder that community is built one step at a time.
By supporting Danny's marathon, you're doing far more than helping someone cross a finish line.
You're helping build a future where families have somewhere to turn during life's most difficult moments.
Whether you can give $10, $50 or more, every donation brings Kindlewood one step closer to becoming the place our community deserves.
Thank you for walking, running and believing alongside Danny.
Together, every step matters. 🧡
Yes
Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work on, The Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, and recognise their deep and enduring connection to this land. We honour the continuing culture and heritage of all First Nations peoples, whose lands we live and work on, and whose care for this country remains unwavering. Â