I'm rocking the chop on 14/8/2024
I’m rocking the chop to put a stop to cancer!
Did you know that 1 in 2 Queenslanders will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime?
I’m taking part in Cancer Council’s Ponytail Project campaign to raise funds that will support Queenslanders impacted by cancer.
Throughout the year, I’ll be growing my hair as long as possible, alongside peers all across Queensland, before chopping off my ponytail and rocking a brand new hairdo. Every ponytail chopped will make a difference to the lives of people affected by cancer #chopforchange.
All funds raised will go towards cancer research, prevention programs and support services. This means everything from transport to get cancer patients to and from their medical appointments, to assisting childcare facilities to keep kids safe from the sun.
I know that I can help create change.
Will you support me?
You can find out more about where your donations go at ponytailproject.com.au/about-cancer-council.
Thank you!
Kind people are my kind of people!
My Achievements
Confidence is your best hairstyle! You look great, now conquer the day!
Online squad, tick! You are now an online super star #PonytailProject
Hair up! You’ve raised $250 and earned a digital Fundraising Kit*
You've raised $500! Congratulations legend!
Halfway there! We believe in you
#PROUD! You have reached your fundraising goal! You are inspiring!
You've raised $5000! We'd love to officially welcome you into the Pony Club Hall of Fame!*
Thank you to my Sponsors
$42.20
Megan Bartlam
$10
Anonymous
$21
Munivai Morris
$21.10
Evelyn Miles
BRAVE THING YOUR DOING FOR GREAT CHARITY
$25.94
Allison ☆
You’re gonna look so cute with short hair Jenny!!!! I wish I could donate more, but I’ve got bills to pay :-( thank you for supporting such an amazing cause <3 fuck cancer
$4.20
Anonymous
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$26.38
Jess H
Bye Jenny’s hair!
$63.30
Anonymous
$23.21
Chase
Excited to see a bald legal eagle
$5.28
Yvonne
hi jenny hehe
Good luck jenny! What a selfless and inspiring act! Love from the Bartlam’s x