Lucy Jones finalist for the Westfield Local Heroes

Westfield Local Heroes

Our very own Lucy Jones is a finalist for the Westfield Local Heroes for Westfield Chatwood!

Lucy was nominated for her tireless work in raising awareness of the devastating childhood cancer neuroblastoma; a disease which tragically took the life of her two and a half year old daughter Sienna. Her determination to provide support for families and fund vital research into a cure for this cancer is the driving force behind Neuroblastoma Australia.

It’s now up to our community to decide whether Lucy will be one of the 3 successful winners and receive a $10,000 grant for our charity Neuroblastoma Australia.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

1. Vote for Lucy here: www.westfield.com.au/chatswood

2. Share this post and tag: #westfieldlocalheroes

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