In the last weeks of her short life Jemima raised $750,000 through her Givealittle campaign, and donated the funds, along with her brain tumour, tissue and brain stem to Dr Matt Dun in Newcastle, Australia. Ray Gazley Jemima Gazley on holiday with her family in Hahei. Jemima would be diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer two weeks later. SUPPLIED Chris Tse, the chairperson of Brain Tumour Support Trust New Zealand, says Jemima raised more money in 10 days that the government had allocated to brain cancer research over her lifetime. Tse said Jemima raised more money in 10 days than the government had allocated to brain cancer research over her lifetime.

Source: Stuff May 15, 2022 22:34 UTC