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In August, I’ll be plunging into cold water for the almost 1 in 2 Australians who will be diagnosed with cancer by the age of 85.
Please donate to my challenge!
The funds I raise from my Daffodil Day Dip challenge will help power world-class cancer research to save lives.
Your support means so much to me. Please help create a cancer free future by donating to my fundraiser now! 💛
My Dip Progress
My Impact
I’ve helped equip 11 researchers with essential lab equipment needed to conduct life-saving research.
Von Heath
$128
A huge thank you and shoutout to my biggest supporter, Von Heath for donating $128 to help fund the next cancer breakthrough.
My Updates
Monday 3rd Aug
Brrrrrrr
Helped by my 9 year old and her Friend
Saturday 1st Aug
First hoseoff FREEZING
Saturday 1st Aug
Beach Plunge
Im doing The Plunge at 5pm today for Cancer research and would appreciate anything you can donate. Profile is of me with my Daughter T-N after she was officially in remission 🥰https://www.daffodilday.com.au/s/111425/28308It will be controlled by Chloe, how i am saturated in cold water, and if I reach $1000 I will also be doing a beach dive one early freezing morning 🥶🥶🥶🥶Video evidence and Photos will be shared with everyone who has donated. Every little bit counts 💛💛💛💛 And if anyone is able to share the donation link too their social media pages, id also appreciate that 😀
Thank you to my Supporters
$23.81
Nathan Hackett
$11.92
Ricki Abrams
Good luck Sarah!! Well done.
$23.81
Taryn
$6.20
Loz
$128.10
Von Heath
Good on you niece 👏
$11.92
Michael Dixon
$34.40
Corey Burton
Well done on your effort to raise this much.
$23.81
Linda Wickes
$44.71
Daniel O'neill
$33.87
Mark Philips
$20
Chantele Guyer
I just wanted to say how incredibly proud I am of you for doing the cold plunge for Daffodil Day. It takes so much strength and courage, and that’s exactly who you are every single day. You’re always there for everyone else, always showing up with kindness and support, absolute legend💛
$44.71
Mark Elliott
I support cancer research because I have seen how cancer can take more than a person’s health, it can take their strength, their certainty, their plans, and sometimes the people we love most. It is heartbreaking to watch families hold on to hope while facing fear, pain, treatment, and the unknown. No one should have to hear the words “there is nothing more we can do” without knowing that every possible effort has been made to find better answers. For me, supporting cancer research is about giving people more time, more birthdays, more conversations, more memories, and more chances to come home to the people who need them. It is about standing beside those fighting now, honouring those we have lost, and helping create a future where cancer does not have the final say.
$55
Jo Powell
Good on you hon
$55
Karen Kirkwood
$23.50
Shell Perry
Go you good thing! Great cause 💛
$33.87





I donated $20