Lisa Hartnett

Daffodil Day of Hope

Hi All , I am supporting the lovely Cath this year >  you can read her story below . Were so glad to still have her but as you know I lost my Mum 14 years ago and have so many friends that have lost family to cancer and this is our way to continue the fight for funds for research and support for sufferers of this dreadful disease. You can get involved by donating and providing hope for a cancer free future, not only for those impacted by cancer, but for all Australians. There is a group of us with in this fundraiser group who have been affected by cancer - I know you have too. Any donations are appreciated. Thanks in advance daffodil donators.  xxx

Cath's Story, 

Eight years ago, I faced a breast cancer diagnosis –
and am happy to say that I am a survivor. When I was going through my
treatment, I always remained hopeful that I would get to a stage where I would
be cancer free – that hope was driven by the amazing advancements that have
been made in the treatments available for women like me. The support offered by
Cancer Council Queensland was amazing and I made a commitment to continue to
give back and support the great work that they do.

  Fast forward six years and one of my close work
colleagues – Carolyn Howard, or Howie as we all knew her - received a cancer
diagnosis.  Unfortunately,
Howie’s story was not to be as positive as mine and on May 6 2021 she lost her
fight.  I had to try and generate some positive energy around such an
awful loss. I came across some information on Daffodil Day and the message of hope
and raising funds resonated strongly with me. 

I have now participated in Daffodil Day since 2021 and
raised over $40K last year and aiming for $50K this year, hosting the event as a
‘birthday party’ in honour of Howie.

Thank you for your support.