Trips Archives - Super Max & Bryce

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Thanks to the generous donation of one of our beau

Today is the very special Crazy Sock Day at Bryce’

What a HUGE day it was with our truly amazing frie

It’s the first day of International Childhood Canc

We are excited and honoured to share our 2024 snoo

Yesterday was another AMAZING day with our beautif

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Our 2024 scarves and socks inspired by indigenous artist Mynette Fulmer

Our heartfelt thanks to our dear friend and incredibly talented artist, Mynette Fulmer, for gifting the world her painting of Super Max & Bryce’s “love through the stars”.

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$9,400 Raised through the Montessori Garden Early Learning Centre Art Auction

The amazing team at Montessori Garden Early Learning Centre hosted an Art auction displaying wonderful pieces made by the community and their own little ones.

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In 2020, we couldn’t take our annual trip to visit superheroes so we told the world about them instead.

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ABC Radio News story about Bryce and his project

After joining Bryce and his team during their visit to the Queensland Children’s Hospital in October, Rebecca Powell shared this beautiful story with the world about what she saw.

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Channel 9 National News Story about Super Max & Bryce

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2017 trip around Australia = five states, eight hospitals and hundreds of smiles

During his September school holidays, Bryce and his sister and mom traveled to all eight of the Australian children’s oncology hospitals to deliver 804 very special Cloud b Super Max…

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Channel TEN Eyewitness News Story about Bryce and his project

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The Cloud b Super Max the Turtles are shipped!

On September 11, 2017, it happened. The Annabel Trends team shipped the wrapped and carded turtles to six of the eight children’s oncology hospitals here in Australia (we’re hand carrying…

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2016 Super Max and Bryce journey around Australia

Here are some pictures and stories from our 2016 journey around Australia to give 244 Cloud b Super Max the Turtle night lights to children in treatment for cancer.