Nickee Stephenson - Drop Your Boss 2021

Every year the Graeme Dingle Foundation hold an event called Drop Your Boss and this year I have been convinced into taking part. A foundation belief of the foundation is that "what you have on the inside is greater than any obstacle you may face". In the spirit of that ethos, I am making the leap, 12,000 feet out of a plane, to help raise money towards the incredible work the foundation does here in our own community.

The Graeme Dingle Foundation runs Project K, Kiwi Can, Career Navigator and Stars; reaching over 3,700 young people in the Western Bay of Plenty. These are all proven and successful school-based programmes that aim to inspire young people to reach their full potential by helping to build their self-esteem, promote good values and teach valuable life, education and health skills.

The Graeme Dingle Foundation is an incredible organisation, offering our young people some amazing opportunities to become the best version of themselves. I am jumping so I can demonstrate to our tamariki and rangatahi that you can overcome any fear and achieve your goals with the right support and mind-set. All the funds I raise through my efforts go directly to the foundation to help them continue their mahi.

I love my job at Aim'n; a brand that promotes positivity, an active lifestyle, and a commitment to building communit - all values that we share with the Graeme Dingle Foundation. I am happy to be a part of making the Western Bay of Plenty the best place in NZ to grow up through my involvement in this fundraiser. I know not all young people are given equal support and opportunity, and by jumping for Graeme Dingle Foundation I am contributing towards helping every child to reach their full potential and to create the future they want.

Help me support this critical work and donate to my skydive. Every bit helps!