[FEATURE] We’re Honouring Our Son’s Memory This Summer
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After losing Chris to drowning, his parents want to save others.
A new wearable device that detects signs of drowning and alerts lifeguards to the swimmer’s location is being trialled by Macquarie University researchers.
A brief look at the Foundation’s 2018 mission, outlining key objectives and research efforts dedicated to creating a safer future in and around water.
An introduction to the mission, purpose, and lifesaving work of the Smile Like Drake Foundation and why it all began.
Hundreds gathered in the water to honour Chris Drake in what became the largest paddle out ever recorded.
A formal address from the Prime Minister of Australia recognising the impact of the Smile Like Drake Foundation and honouring the life and legacy of Chris Drake.
A heartfelt message from the inaugural Smile Like Drake Charity Gala in 2013.
A timelapse tribute capturing Kristy Neilsen’s creation of a painted portrait of Chris Drake.
Produced by Mission Shorts, this short film offers a glimpse into the life of Chris Drake, featuring music by The Young Lions and Israel Cannan.
“Determination overcomes any struggle!”
– Chris Drake
SMILE LIKE DRAKE was founded in response to an unimaginable tragedy – the loss of Chris Drake, a young man who lived with passion, purpose, and love for the water. His story inspired a movement that seeks to honour his spirit by preventing similar losses across Australia and the world.
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SMILE LIKE DRAKE Foundation Limited Registered ACNC – Not For Profit Charity #331648933261 CFN: 23007
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SMILE LIKE DRAKE Foundation acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the first inhabitants of the Eora nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. We pay our respects to elders past, present, and future.
