FightMND founder Neale Daniher launches fifth Big Freeze to fund motor neurone disease research

Melbourne’s Jake Lever and Collingwood’s Taylor Adams join footy legend and FightMND founder Neale Daniher for one of Australia’s worthiest causes, launching this year’s Big Freeze.

Organisers are ready to rattle the tins for one of Australia’s worthiest causes.

Footy legend and FightMND founder Neale Daniher was joined by Melbourne gun Jake Lever and Collingwood’s Taylor Adams to launch this year’s Big Freeze.

The June spectacle is in its fifth year, having raised millions to fund vital research into the cause and prevention of motor neurone disease.

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Fundraiser beanies, now a symbol of the charity, go on sale on Monday.

Neale Daniher warms up for the battle ahead with AFL stars Jake Lever and Taylor Adams. Picture: David Caird

“The Big Freeze is back for another year and it’s going to be bigger and better than ever,” Daniher said.

“With the generous support of the Australian public, we are fighting back against MND and starting to throw some punches.

“It’s still early in the fight but ‘The Beast’ is getting nervous, it knows the FightMND Army is coming at it.”

Big Freeze 5 will be held on June 10.

Visit FightMND.org.au to donate.