A revolutionary approach to solving Motor Neuron Disease and other neurodegenerative diseases

More than 2000 people have Motor Neuron Disease in Australia.

Each day 2 people die and 2 people are diagnosed with this terminal disease.

It can strike anyone, at any time and there is no known cure or effective treatment.

We believe we can solve the mystery of MND and find a solution by looking into areas that current medical research is ignoring.

We are relentlessly committed to finding the cause of the disease and we’re determined to make a revolutionary breakthrough in the search for underlying genetic modalities causing MND and other neurodegenerative diseases.

Please help us find a solution.

$1,200,000

Donation goal by December 2019

$652,000

raised so far

$548,000

needed

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WHO WE ARE

Peter Schutzinger

A MND sufferer with questions to be answered

8 years ago Peter Schutzinger was diagnosed with the most brutal and devastating diagnosis – Motor Neurons Disease and given only 2-3 years to live. This is a story of the human strength it takes to wage a fight against the odds and to never yield. His story involves a journey that has amazed his team of doctors, rallied experts from around the world, united medical research organisations and won the hearts of everyone that has come in contact with him.

Matt Keon

An innovative, out of the box thinker

Matt Keon brings with him over 20 years’ experience in the health sector. From high profile patient compliance campaigns for Oncology, Rare Diseases, Rheumatism, MS, Obesity, Diabetes and PKU, to technological innovations such as positivity.space. He is a complex problem solver who excels in looking at things from a different angle. He has been passionate about science from a young age and as this is one of the hardest diseases to crack it’s a challenge he tackles head on.

Iggy the Dog

Our namesake

Iggy Get Out is named after a black Labrador named Iggy. When we first started looking at this disease we would meet in the living room of one of our founders and Iggy would constantly waddle in and try to interrupt our meeting. And so everyone would say “Iggy Get Out!” and thus this became the name of our research organization. You’ll find Iggy in in our logo as a dog made from the shape of a molecule.

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