Jeans For Genes Day 2015 - Ready - Volunteer Intro (1) Quiz

Jeans for Genes Day is an annual fundraising event held in the United Kingdom. In 2015, it took place on Friday 7th August. This event encourages people to wear jeans and donate money to support genetic disorders research and support.

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Every dollar raised on Jeans for Genes Day go directly to The Children's Medical Reasearch Institue, who discover treatments and cures, to give every child the opportunity to live a long and healthy life.

The statement suggests that all the money raised on the day will be donated to The Children's Medical Research Institute. This implies that there will be no deductions or administrative costs, ensuring that the entire amount will be used for medical research. Therefore, the answer is true.

Jeans for Genes Day is a fundraising event that aims to support research for various genetic disorders. These disorders include cancer, epilepsy, birth defects, kidney disease, and diabetes. By choosing "All of the above" as the correct answer, it implies that the funds raised on Jeans for Genes Day are used to support research and initiatives related to all these genetic disorders.

The correct answer is [email protected]. This email address is most likely the contact email for volunteers because it includes the word "volunteer" and the domain "jeansforgenes.org.au" matches the organization's website. The other email addresses do not contain the word "volunteer" or match the organization's domain.

Send all photos to [email protected] before Monday the 17th of August to be in the running for some great prizes!

The idea for Jeans for Genes Day born out of a brainstorming session in 1993.

The volunteer benefits for participating in Jeans for Genes Day include receiving a T-shirt and a Certificate of Appreciation. Additionally, volunteers get to be part of a worthwhile cause, which can be personally fulfilling. They also have the opportunity to meet new people and connect with others who share similar interests and values. Free movie tickets and merchandise are not mentioned as volunteer benefits in the given options.

In fact 1 in 20 kids are born with a birth defect or genetic disease. That's over 12,000 born in Australia each year!