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The "Shave for Jackson" event raised over $9,000 in support of young Jackson, bringing together family and friends in a show of solidarity and strength, with all proceeds benefiting the Abbey Solo Foundation.

The Alofa Walk, led by Jas, Josh, Solo, and Malia, is a powerful tribute to loved ones lost, raising funds for the Abbey Solo Foundation and bringing hope to families battling childhood cancer.

Eight years after surviving cancer, Natalie’s son Sebastian was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Their new book, "The Worst Best Year," details their journey and the resilience that saw them through.

The Abbey Solo Foundation will host its first Family Christmas Party on December 1, inviting Oncology families to enjoy a day of fun, relaxation, and community at the Kensington Flemington Bowls Club.

The Abbey Solo Foundation brings its popular Trivia Night to Bendigo on November 23, uniting supporters in regional Victoria for a night of fun, community, and fundraising to support families facing childhood cancer.

Caroline Chisholm Catholic College hosted a stellar Wizard of Oz production, partnering with the Abbey Solo Foundation to run the canteen and raise funds. The event showcased unity and student talent, benefiting families of children with cancer.

Christ the Priest School students donned quirky socks in support of their classmate Ali, raising over $500 for the Abbey Solo Foundation, showing that solidarity and joy go hand in hand.

Mary McGowan, AOM, was celebrated for her extraordinary dedication to supporting children with cancer and their families. A pillar in Abbey’s journey and the foundation, Mary’s work spans over 30 years and countless charitable efforts.

he Abbey Solo Foundation's 2nd Annual Trivia Night was a resounding success, combining fun and fundraising with a heartfelt celebration of Abbey’s 18th birthday. Guests pledged generously, exemplifying the spirit of the evening.

Big Hill Primary School student Jarrod joins the AbStar Youth Committee, bringing fresh energy to fundraising and advocacy. His school is set to host an "Out of Uniform" day, supporting the foundation’s mission.

Maya, who shared a childhood cancer journey with Abbey, cut her long hair and raised funds for the Abbey Solo Foundation. Her heartfelt gesture embodies Abbey’s spirit of kindness and resilience.

The Essendon North Rotary Club demonstrated its commitment to supporting children with cancer by donating $1,250 to the Abbey Solo Foundation. This generous contribution reinforces the foundation’s mission of bringing families together.