Some challenges are about adrenaline. Some are about courage. For Tanya and Keith, this skydive is about something much deeper.

Together, they are taking on an incredible challenge — jumping from 11,000 feet — to raise money and awareness for suicide prevention through the Mary O'Gara Foundation, a charity dedicated to supporting mental health awareness, suicide prevention education, and helping save lives.

Their motivation is deeply personal.

Tanya and Keith are completing this skydive in memory of Tanya's brother and niece, whose lives and memories continue to inspire them every day. Through their loss, they have seen first-hand the devastating impact suicide can have on families, friends, and entire communities.

Rather than allowing their grief to define them, they have chosen to turn it into action.

As they prepare to step out of a plane at 11,000 feet, they are doing so with a powerful purpose: to help raise vital funds, increase awareness, encourage conversations about mental health, and support the life-saving work of The Mary O'Gara Foundation. The foundation's mission focuses on suicide prevention awareness, education, and creating communities where people feel able to seek help and support.

Every second of freefall represents their commitment to making a difference. Every donation helps support a future where fewer families experience the heartbreak of losing someone they love.

This jump is more than a challenge. It is a tribute. A remembrance. A message of hope.

Tanya and Keith are taking a leap of faith so that awareness can grow, conversations can start, and lives can be saved.

Please support them as they take to the skies for an incredible cause and in loving memory of Tanya's brother, niece and friends they’ve lost along the way.