CCF Wig Wednesday!

In 2020, my daughter, Mae, was diagnosed with intermediate risk neuroblastoma, at just 8 months old.

After eight rounds of chemo, two major surgeries, and countless other procedures and trips to Starship, she is three years removed from treatment and remains cancer-free.

Child Cancer Foundation have supported and helped us immensely from day one and continue to do so. They offer wide-ranging support to all whānau who go through a childhood cancer journey and uplift the lives of so many who are facing difficult times.

Wig Wednesday:

When kids with cancer go through treatment, they often need to brave the world with no hair.

We're showing our support for these tamariki by taking part in Wig Wednesday. We'll be joining hundreds of schools, workplaces and community groups across Aotearoa and wearing wigs in September while raising money for Child Cancer Foundation.

But we need your help! Please support our Wig Wednesday fundraiser by making a donation today. Whether it's $5 or $500, your generosity will make a difference.

Every dollar we raise will go directly towards supporting Kiwi kids with cancer and their families through the toughest time in their lives.