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  • Telethon 2007 raises 6.5 million dollars to help sick kids

    October 14 2007 9:10pm (UTC+8)  -  Article by Kevin

    Channel Seven Perth's annual Telethon has wrapped up for another year having raised a record breaking 6.5 million dollars for the sick children of Western Australia.

    Celebrating its 40th year, Telethon is one of the world's longest running and most successful television fundraising events with the money raised supporting children's medical research as well as fund the purchase of new medical equipment.

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  • timmy
    October 14 2007
    9:19pm
    #1 of 4

    Congratulations to everyone at TVW-7! A massive effort this year probably the best Telethon in recent times!
  • normangerman
    October 14 2007
    9:28pm
    #2 of 4

    Well done, but thank God that trash is over...
  • Kevin
    October 14 2007
    9:29pm
    #3 of 4

    normangerman said:
    Well done, but thank God that trash is over...

    Telethon is not something I would call 'trash'. It's an extremely important part of Western Australia and although it involves a lot of silly television, that's half of what Telethon is - and that 'silly' stuff brings in the money.
  • Firetorch
    October 14 2007
    10:17pm
    #4 of 4

    Fantastic total, even without the $2.5 mil from Seven, and the State and Federal Governments, we still reached the record.

    I wonder these days what proportion of money is actually from viewers at home ringing in and donating. Most of the money seems to come from businesses.


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