GIVE LUCA A NEW HAIRDO

My Hair Is Getting Longer

Hi everyone,

I’ve just started Grade 4 this year and wanted to give you a quick update!

I’m still growing my hair, and 2025 is my 4th year of raising funds for my charity. My hair is getting really long now! After talking with my mum and dad, I’ve decided that this will be my final year of growing it out.

At the end of this year, I’ll be cutting it all off to donate for wigs, and I’m really excited and sad (and a bit nervous too!) all at the same time. Until then, I will continue to raise money for my charity.

Here’s a photo of me so you can see how long my hair has grown (oh and if your wondering what I'm doing in the photo, I'm helping my mum to fill up some vases for her florist)!

Thank you for your donations and your support.

Love

Luca

I'm Selling Daffodils for Daffodil Day

My New Fundraiser Goal

I’m fundraising for Cancer Council Victoria to help stop cancer.

Hello, 

My name is Luca and I am 8 years old.

When I was in Year 1, my Grandmother passed away from cancer.

When my Grandmother was sick, the medicine she was taking was making her lose her hair.

I wanted to remember my grandmother by doing something positive for the cancer community. 

I want to donate my hair to this charity so they can use it to make wigs for patients who have cancer.

I have been growing my hair since Year 1 and plan to continue for the next one to two years. 

I will also raise money for my cancer council charity during this time. My goal is to raise $500.

Thank you for your support.

Best Wishes 

Luca 

Every year more than 35,000 Victorians hear the words ‘you have cancer’.

Thanks in part to generous Victorians, 7 in 10 of them will survive five years after a cancer diagnosis, but there’s still so much work to be done.

Cancer Council needs our support more than ever this year. Every dollar raised gives hope for a cancer free future. By supporting my event, your funding life-saving cancer treatments, prevention programs, and support services that ensure no one has to face cancer alone.