Great men and women of history are remembered for the legacy they created in life. Keith was a great man in the everyday way. He was a provider, a husband, father and grandfather. By no means a household name, but his legacy not only lives on in the memory of those who loved him, but in what his precious gift teaches us today, tomorrow, and for decades to come. Keith was a brain donor. The Sydney Brain Bank, housed at NeuRA, is a critical resource for discoveries. What researchers can learn from brain tissue is very powerful, and at times more powerful than what is revealed in scans, blood tests, medical history or clinical presentation of the living. What is concerning is that not a single dollar of government funding supports this resource. Supporters like you keep this facility operating.   Please, consider a donation today. Or perhaps you’d like to become a Discovery Partner, and make a monthly commitment that ensures this precious resource continues. The Sydney Brain Bank, and people like Keith, make a contribution to research like no other. Can we please count on your support? Frequently Asked Questions about Brain Donation Why Brain Donation matters Facility Information