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covers a wig and turban fitting appointment, to support Queenslanders experiencing hair loss from cancer treatment. 

funds a one-on-one support and advice session, offering essential emotional and practical guidance to help Queenslanders and their families navigate cancer diagnosis and treatment.

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provides a wig to someone going through cancer treatment, helping restore confidence and individuality during a tough time.

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I'm rocking the chop on

I’m rocking the chop to put a stop to cancer!

I’ve decided to #ROCKTHECHOP for Cancer Council’s Ponytail Project. Cancer affects us all and its time we all stood together to do something about it. Please donate to help stop cancer.

My Achievements

Confidence is your best hairstyle! You look great, now conquer the day!

You've raised $1000! Congratulations legend!

Online squad, tick! You are now an online super star #PonytailProject

Halfway there! We believe in you

#PROUD! You have reached your fundraising goal! You are inspiring!

Congratulations! By raising $5000, you're officially a Chop Superstar!

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Why I want to #rockthechop

Saturday 22nd Feb

In 2023, I watched someone I considered my sister get up on school assembly and chop off all her hair. She rocked the chop and after that day I knew that I would too. Her hair, as will mine goes on to make wigs, bringing confidence to those who needed it. And the money raised funds the making of the wigs and cancer research.