The Tie Dye Project (TTDP) promotes grassroots awareness of and funding for sarcoma through an annual signature ‘Tie Dye Weekend’ and a year-round program of bespoke events and public speaking.
The Tie Dye Project was founded by Giants Netballer and Australian Diamond, Amy Parmenter in 2017. Amy and her sisters started tie dying to raise money for cancer research in memory of their mum, Gilly. They lost their beautiful mum to cancer in 2013.
Since then, Amy has teamed up with 16-year-old, Molly Croft, a Dubbo local and two-time osteosarcoma survivor. Over the past 7 years, with the support of their family, friends, and the wider community, these two young women have tie-dyed thousands of products and raised more than half a million dollars for sarcoma research and support.
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- Employees
- 2
- Founded
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- Industry
- Philanthropic Fundraising Services
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Grantmaking and Giving ServicesGrantmaking FoundationsVoluntary Health OrganizationsOther Grantmaking and Giving Services
- Website
- http://www.thetiedyeproject.com
- Keywords
- Making Rainbows & Fighting Sarcoma.
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The Tie Dye Project's website is http://www.thetiedyeproject.com
The Tie Dye Project's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-tie-dye-project
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Philanthropic Fundraising Services
The Tie Dye Project's top competitors are
Sydney Breast Cancer Foundation,
Child Cancer Research Foundation,
Raine Medical Research Foundation,
Run Dipg,
Adelson Medical Research Foundation,
Southern Cancer Care,
Womn-Kind,
Kids With Cancer Foundation Australia,
Sock It To Sarcoma!,
Africa Day Australia.
The Tie Dye Project's categories are Philanthropic Fundraising Services
The Tie Dye Project's founding year is 2017
