Unstoppable Changemaker: Marie Tesoriero – Made by Cool Marie

30 Nov 1999
When she was young, Marie Tesoriero had three major surgeries at Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick.

When she was older, Marie navigated two bus journeys to donate her pocket money to SCHF’s Gold Telethon. Marie’s wonderful gesture was promoted by Channel 9, prompting countless messages of support from inspired community members.
Marie Tesoriero
Marie at her home holding some of her craft works
With her love for craft and making gifts, Marie came up with the idea of selling her craft work and continuing to raise funds for the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation, hence her business “Made by Cool Marie” was born.
Marie at work creating crafts and gifts
“Helping the kiddies at the Hospital get better, makes me happy!” – Marie Tesoriero

You can see the selection of Marie’s craft products in Sunny’s Café or buy your own online here.

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