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<div>I have been able to make the team for the NBHA national Australian team to ride for Australia again in 2026. This is such an amazing opportunity for me to be able to go for a second year. 
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HELP! Getting me to the NBHA nationals USA 2026

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 Dear friends and community we are reaching out today to ask for your support for Kobi-Lee who has been selected to represent Australia in athletes for the 2027 Virtus Asia Oceania games the team will be heading to Bangkok, Thailand in February 2027 Kobi will be competing in the 100m, 200m, 400, and long jump which she holds the world record for.
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Kobi-lee is going to Bangkok, Thailand in 2027

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<div>The Australian Pearls have one of the richest success stories of any Australian sports teams, and yet their international campaigns are largely self-funded.
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<div>Brittany Anderson is 28 years old, incredibly shy, quietly determined, and much more comfortable letting her basketball do the talking.
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<div>This November, she has the chance to do something extraordinary.
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<div><strong>Brittany has been selected by Basketball Australia to represent the Australian Pearls at the 2026 Virtus VIBF World Basketball Cup in Bangkok, Thailand.</strong>
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<div>The Australian Pearls are <strong>Australia’s national women’s basketball team for athletes with an intellectual impairment</strong>, and Brittany has earned a place among a very small group of athletes selected to represent our country in the 3x3 competition.
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<div>Basketball Australia is sending just <strong>two teams of five athletes </strong>to Bangkok.
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<div><strong>A quiet young woman with an extraordinary sporting story</strong>
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<div>Brittany lives with autism, an intellectual disability and learning differences that can make everyday life challenging.
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<div>She can find unfamiliar people and situations overwhelming. She struggles with confidence and is often reluctant to put herself forward.
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<div>On the court, Brittany has found a place where she belongs.
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<div>She has represented Australia internationally on several occasions, competed at the highest level of intellectual disability basketball and spent years developing not only as an athlete, but also as a basketball coach working with children.
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<div><strong>Representing the Australian Pearls</strong>
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<div>Brittany is a two-time confirmed MVP, including being named MVP of the 2025 VIRTUS Women’s 5x5 World Basketball Championships and the 2026 Ivor Burge Women’s National Championships.
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<div>Brittany will depart Australia with the team on <strong>29 October 2026</strong>, compete at the World Cup in Bangkok from <strong>1 to 5 November</strong>, and return to Australia on <strong>7 November</strong>.
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<div>For Brittany, wearing the green and gold is not something she takes for granted.
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<div>Representing Australia internationally comes with a significant cost.
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<div>Basketball Australia has advised that each Pearls athlete is required to contribute <strong>$5,000 towards the cost of the 2026 program. </strong>
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<div>Brittany has already done everything she can do herself.
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<div><strong>Why this means so much</strong>
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<div>There are many areas of life where she has to work significantly harder than the people around her.
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Help Brittany Represent Australia in Bangkok in Nov 2026

<div>Hi, my name is Eva and I’m 10 years old. I’ve been given an incredible opportunity to travel to America to compete in sports stacking (also known as cup stacking), representing Australia as part of Australian Lightning ⚡️
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Please help Eva chase her stacking dreams

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Help Alicia Bamblett to Achieve her Goals

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<div>If Annie’s ever inspired you, trained beside you, supported you, or made this place feel like home, now’s our chance to back her.
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<div>Let’s help one of our own walk onto the world stage knowing her family stands behind her. ❤️
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ANNIE IS GOING  THE IPF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

<div>Hi Everyone, my name is Natalia and I have been selected to represent Australia at the International Aerial Championships in Aruba! I am so proud to have been given this amazing opportunity to wear the green and gold.
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Help Natalia Represent Australia in Aerial World Competition

<div>Hello, My name is Bianca. I am 12 years old and I am an amazing Aerialist student of Aerial Dreaming Circus School, Gympie Qld. I am here to tell the world, that I have been selected to represent the Australian Team at the International Aerial Arts World Championships, this August in Aruba. Aruba is located in the Southern Carribean, just north of South America. There are 10 Aerialists that make up Team Australia, 3 of us (including myself and my 2 beautiful Aerial friends Ella and Haylea) are from Aerial Dreaming Circus School, Gympie. We could've have got this far without coaches- Miss Bec &amp; Miss Shae.
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<div>At the age of 1, I started climbing the  same day I learned to walk, and I haven’t really stopped since.  At 4 I started learning gymnastics and at age 7, discovered my true love of aerial arts when Mum signed me up up for my first trial day at Aerial Dreaming Circus School in January 2022.  Over the last 4 years  I have competed in 11 Bend the Air Competitions, bringing home 12 trophies, including 1st place for 7-9 years Silks at the Bend The Air Nationals in January 2025, and only recently on April 9th 2026, I placed 1st at Bend The Air Regionals, for Open Apparatus Solo Under 12s. This means that once again I am eligible to compete at 2026 Nationals.  I was also lucky enough to be the 2025 Excellence Scholarship recipient for Aerial Dreaming Circus School. When Im not training at ADCS, youll find me swinging from my own aerial rig home in my backyard.  I enjoy performing for an audience showing a sassy stage personality, love any kind of upbeat tunes.  Aerial has become my passion, I am fully dedicated to my training and always striving to improve, while having fun with my aerial ‘family’.  I currently have a busy training schedule, of around 4-5 days a week at the ADCS studio and Ilove very minute of it. 
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Aerial World Championships for Bianca !

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<div>Beau, a 14-year-old aerial athlete, is on the verge of making history. After competing nationally and receiving an invitation to compete in Canada this year, Beau has now been selected as the only boy to represent Team Australia at the FIRST-ever international aerial competition in Aruba. He will be competing in Lyra and Silks—two disciplines that require incredible strength, agility, and artistry.
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<div>Thank you for helping Beau soar to new heights—your support will help make history!
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Help Beau get to ARUBA for the Aerial World Championships!!

<div>Hi, my name is Audrey and I am 10 years old and I’m so happy to have made Team Australia heading to Aruba for the IAAO World Championships in August 2026. As the youngest member of the team I am grateful for the opportunity to continue to develop my aerial disciplines and grow as an athlete while representing my country and learning from those older than me.
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<div>I have been training in aerial arts since 2023, beginning with silks, but adding other apparatuses each year. There’s no place I’d rather be than up in the air! I was honoured to make National Champion for silks earlier this year and Runner-Up for both aerial hoop and acrobatics. This sport is challenging and strengthens me, teaches me resilience, endurance and artistry all at the same time. The aim of the IAAO is to continue to build a pathway for the sport towards the Olympics. I’m so thankful to be a part of this process for future athletes to hit the arena. 
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<div>If you would like to help make my dream of representing Australia a reality, your contribution means so much! I am so thankful to everyone who has supported my journey this far and I’m honoured to be a part of the very first Australian team. I hope to represent our nation well and cheer on those from around the world! 
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Audrey get to the World Championships in Aruba

<div>People always say “dream big”… but what if your dream actually comes true?  
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<div>Hi, I’m Ella and I'm 11 years old. I’ve been given the opportunity of a lifetime to represent Australia at the first ever Aerial World Championships in Aruba. Which is a very very long way away. 
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<div>I’ve worked so hard for this moment, and I’d love your help to get there.
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<div>Every share, every message, and every donation means more than I can put into words.
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<div>You’re not just helping me get there, you’re helping me live my dream.
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<div>No matter how big or small, your support truly makes a difference.
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<div>Thank you for believing in me and helping me take this dream to the world stage.
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From Dreams to World Stage: help Ella Represent Australia   

<div>Representing Australia at the Culinary World Cup – Help Me Get to Luxembourg
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<div>I’ am incredibly proud to share that I will be representing Australia as a Pastry Chef in individual competitions at the Culinary World Cup in Luxembourg.
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<div>This is one of the most prestigious global culinary competitions, where chefs from around the world come together to showcase skill, creativity, and innovation at the highest level.
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<div>I am currently seeking support to help make this opportunity possible.
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<div>Every contribution, big or small, brings me one step closer to representing Australia on the world stage.
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<div>Thank you so much for your support, encouragement, and belief in my journey.
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<div>Hi, my name is Eliesha, and I’ve been selected to represent Australia at the 2026 World Karate Championships in the United Kingdom! 
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<div>I’m currently the Australian National Champion, a 6x State Title Holder, and the undefeated Regional Champion. Years of dedication, discipline, and hard work have brought me to this moment—and now, I have the incredible honour of stepping onto the world stage to represent my country.
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<div>This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I would be incredibly grateful for your support, whether it's a donation, a share, or simply cheering me on from home.
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<div>Thank you for being part of my journey 
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Support Eliesha’s Journey to the 2026 World Karate Champions

<div>Hi, my name is <strong>Amelia Baker</strong>, and I am a women’s ranch bronc rider from Australia.
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<div>Last year, I qualified to represent Australia at the <strong>WRBC (Women’s Ranch Bronc Championships) </strong>World Finals at Cheyenne Frontier Days. This year, I not only qualified again, but was also crowned the <strong>2026 WRBC Australian Champion</strong>. I now have the opportunity to go back to America and represent Australia at the World Finals as a <strong>2x World Finalist</strong>.
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<div>Ranch bronc riding has become a huge part of my life. It has taken a lot of hard work, travel, determination, and support to get to this point, and I am so grateful for the chance to compete on an international stage again.
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<div>The World Finals will be held at <strong>Cheyenne Frontier Days</strong> in <strong>Cheyenne, Wyoming</strong>, from the <strong>18th to the 19th of July</strong>. I am fundraising to help cover the costs of travelling, competing, and representing Australia on the world stage.
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<div>Any donation, big or small, would mean so much to me. Whether it helps cover a meal, a day of accommodation, fuel, entry fees, part of my flights, or simply takes some pressure off while I prepare, every bit of support will go directly towards helping me represent Australia at the World Finals.
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<div>Thank you to everyone who has supported me, encouraged me, sponsored me, cheered me on, and followed my journey so far. I am so excited to chase this opportunity and give it everything I have.
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Support Aussie Champion Amelia Baker's World Finals Campaign

<div>Hi, my name is Hayley, and I’m fundraising to compete in the 2026 Adaptive CrossFit Games in San Jose, California.
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<div>I was born with Erb’s Palsy, a brachial plexus injury that affects my right shoulder, arm, and hand. For a long time, I saw it as something that held me back.
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<div>This year, I’ve qualified for the CrossFit Games for the very first time. I feel so honoured to represent my gym, my community, and my country—but more importantly, my “why” is to show others like me, especially younger people, that we can do hard things. We don’t have to hide. We can be proud of who we are and what we achieve.
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<div>I’m raising funds to help cover the costs of getting to the Games, including flights, accommodation, registration, insurance, transport, and food.
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<div>Any support, big or small, would mean the world to me. I know times are tough for many, and I’m so grateful for any contribution or even just sharing my journey.
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<div>Thank you for being part of this with me.
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<div>Hayley Xx
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Help Hayley get to USA for the 2026 Adaptive CrossFit Games

<div> Help Me Save Roar 

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<div>Hi, I’m Bee, and I run Paws Adoption By BEE, a small independent rescue that specialises in caring for special needs, neglected and vulnerable cats. My rescue is already beyond capacity, but sometimes an emergency comes along that simply can’t be ignored.

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<div>Meet Roar. 

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<div>Roar is a beautiful little ginger and white boy, estimated to be 12 weeks old. Despite his age, he weighs only 1 kg, leaving him severely underweight, malnourished and incredibly vulnerable. 

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<div>Late last night, a kind member of the public found Roar soaking wet, weak and alone under her car. She didn’t hesitate to help, taking him inside and keeping him warm, safe and dry until I could collect him first thing this morning. As soon as he was in my care, Roar was rushed straight to my vets , where he was admitted for emergency treatment.

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<div>Before Roar came into my care, a post had already been made about his unusual head movements in the hope that someone could help him. Sadly, most of the advice offered was simply to take him to the vets or have him scanned for a microchip. While those suggestions were well intended, they didn’t change the fact that this tiny kitten was still lying there, cold, soaked, malnourished and desperately needing someone to physically step in and help.

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<div>Thankfully, that’s exactly what happened. Knowing I have experience caring for special needs and critically ill cats, I was contacted and immediately made arrangements to collect him. Without the kindness of the lady who kept him safe overnight and reached out for help, I honestly don’t know what Roar’s outcome would have been.

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<div>Sometimes these kittens don’t just need advice… they need someone willing to act. 

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<div>Roar has now undergone blood tests and other diagnostics. Thankfully, some of the more serious diseases have already come back negative, which is wonderful news. However, his blood work suggests he may be fighting an infection, and we are still searching for answers.

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<div>My rescue is already stretched beyond its limits, and I am still caring for the many cats already depending on me every single day, including my colony cats. I simply can’t say yes to every animal in need. But when a tiny kitten is found after midnight, soaking wet, critically unwell and with nowhere else to go, walking away simply wasn’t an option.

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<div>Unfortunately, emergency veterinary care is incredibly expensive, and after the recent emergencies involving several other cats, I simply cannot cover these costs alone.

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<div>Today, I’m asking for your help to give Roar the very best chance at life.

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<div>If you’re unable to donate, please consider sharing this fundraiser. A simple share can reach someone who is able to help and could make all the difference to this little boy’s future.

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<div>Please keep Roar in your thoughts as we wait for more answers. He has already fought so hard just to survive. Now it’s our turn to fight for him.

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<div>From the bottom of my heart, thank you for continuing to support my rescue and the many lives you help save through your kindness, generosity and compassion.

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<div>Together, let’s give Roar the fighting chance he so desperately deserves. 

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Help Save Roar Roar the Tiny Soul

<div><strong>The 2026 FIM Women's Speedway Academy (WSA) Donji Kraljevec, Croatia, from July 4th 2026. </strong>
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<div>Ruby Chapman has nominated for the 2026 FIM Gold Trophy to be held in Donji Kraljevec, Croatia .
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<div>The event is for Women in Speedway 500cc (age 16 and above)
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<div>250cc ( age 13 to 16). The event starts of with Speedway Academy from 2-3 July , the academy involves training, Nutrition, media, bike set, and coaching from the sports best athletes.
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<div>Ruby attend this event in 2025 and placed 2nd in the event, she would like to return in 2026 to achieve a greater result, but to also promote Women in Speedway. Please help Ruby fulfil her dreams.
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Help Support Ruby Chapman - 2026 FIM Women's Speedway 

<div>Hi, My name Is Reece and I'm 13 years old, I'm an Australian sport stacker who puts in countless hours of dedication and practice to become the best I can, I've recently been given an amazing opportunity to represent Australia at the Junior Olympics In Iowa America July this year In my Favorite sport, Speed Stacking (Otherwise known as cup stacking!) but it's a self-funded trip and it's very expensive so I need your help, A kind share or donation means the world to me and it would help me pay for flights, accommodation and competition fees to pursue my dream of sport stacking allowing me to go overseas and represent Australia to the best of my ability!
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<div>Thanks for reading and thank you so much to everyone who supports me to pursue my dream!
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Please donate to help Reece pursue his dream!

<div>Help Australian Teen Racer Judd Plaisted Reach the ESBK Moto3 Grid
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<div>At just 14 years old, Judd Plaisted is living the dream of many young motorcycle racers, competing in Europe against some of the best emerging talent in the world.
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<div>Judd started riding a PeeWee 50 at just 2 years old and has many National titles and international achievements under his belt to date.
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<div>After years of dedication, sacrifice, and hard work, Judd has now earned opportunities that few Australian riders ever receive... In July 2026, he will compete in the European Talent Cup at both Jerez and Magny-Cours, taking another significant step in his development as a professional racer.
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<div>More recently, Judd was offered an additional opportunity to race in the Moto3 class of the European Superbike Championship (ESBK) at MotorLand Aragón in Spain.
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<div>MotorLand Aragón is a circuit he knows well and where he delivered strong performances last season. Returning to Aragón in a Moto3 machine would provide invaluable race experience, additional track time, and the chance to measure himself against some of Europe's strongest young riders. Opportunities like this play a huge role in a rider's development and can help shape future career pathways.
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<div>Like many racing families, we've worked incredibly hard to make these opportunities possible. However, the final cost of Judd's European Talent Cup program increased significantly, stretching our budget far beyond what was originally planned.
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<div>Every contribution, no matter the size, genuinely helps.
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<div>Whether it's $20, $50, $100 or simply sharing this page with friends and family, you're helping a young Australian rider continue chasing opportunities that have been earned through hard work, determination and commitment.
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<div>Motorsport is often described as a team sport disguised as an individual one. While Judd may be the rider on the bike, there is an entire community helping him get to the starting grid, and we're incredibly grateful for every person who becomes part of that journey.
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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read Judd's story and for supporting the next chapter of his European racing adventure.
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<div>We'll be sharing updates throughout the season and look forward to taking you along for the ride.
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Australia to Europe: Help Judd Take the Next Step

<div>After a 14-year absence from international competition, Steph has made an inspiring return to the highest level of canoe polo, earning selection in the Australian Women's Team for the 2026 Canoe Polo World Championships.
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<div>The championships will be held in Germany from September 15 to 20, where Steph will have the opportunity to represent Australia against the world's best players.
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<div>Unlike many elite sports, Australian canoe polo athletes receive no funding, meaning Steph’s entire campaign is self-funded. The costs of travel, accommodation, equipment and tournament expenses are significant, and every contribution will make a real difference.
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<div>If you're able to support Steph's journey, we would be incredibly grateful for a donation of any size. Your generosity will help Steph to proudly represent Australia on the world stage.
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<div>Thank you for being part of her journey and helping her pursue this dream.
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Support Steph's 2026 Canoe Polo World Championships Campaign

<div>Hi, my name is Taylor and I have been selected to represent Australia at the Dance World Cup, and have also been give the honour to lead the team as the team captain and flag bearer for Australia.
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<div>After countless hours of training, dedication, competitions and commitment, I will now have the opportunity to perform on the world stage alongside some of the most talented dancers from across the globe in Dublin, Ireland.
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<div> As with many international sporting and performing opportunities, there are significant costs involved. Your support will help make this incredible opportunity possible and allow me to focus on preparing to perform at my very best. 
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<div>Every donation, big or small, will directly support my journey to the Dance World Cup.
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<div>Thank you for believing in me, supporting young artists, and being part of this exciting journey. Your encouragement and generosity truly mean the world.
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Representing Australia: Taylor’s Dance Campaign

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<div>My team and I recently won Gold at the Australian Hip Hop Championships, which means we now have the opportunity to represent Australia in Arizona this July at the World Championships.
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<div>I want my daughter to grow up seeing that no matter your age or stage in life, you can still chase your dreams and make them real. I’ve spent years training, sacrificing, and continuing to show up; and this opportunity is proof of what consistency can create.
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<div>Thank you for believing in my journey and helping me represent Australia on the world stage ❤️
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A Dad Chasing Dreams on the World Stage

<div>hey my names Jordyn and my love for dance is taking me all the way to Arizona for a world hip hop competition called HHI !!
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<div>I’ve lived and breathed dance my whole life since I was 2 1/2, it’s how I express my emotions and tell my story! I never thought I would be at a point in my life where I love something so much that I would do whatever it takes to show the world why I do it. But now I’m here preparing and training to show the world why I deserve to compete with my amazing team in one of the worlds biggest hip hop competitions! 
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<div>last year me and my team competed at HHI for the first time ever, made it to nationals! But not worlds.. This year we killed the regionals, qualified for nationals and became 2026’s national champions of Australia!!!! Now our next step is to compete against 50+ countries in America in July!! ✈️
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<div>now I just need some support to make it to the next level. Any help to cover travel/accommodation and competition costs would mean the world to me, I’m still trying to save up my own money but it’s also a struggle to live out of home, care for myself + my two cats, pay for dance bills and everyday necessities ontop of trying to save for this once in a lifetime opportunity. 
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<div>thank you so much for taking the time to read my story and help me make my dreams come true and I can’t wait to show you why I have such a passion for dance and why I deserve to be on the worlds stage with DNA ❤️‍
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<div>I’m reaching out to ask for your support
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<div>Will and Oce have been planning to go to Ningbo ahead of the first World Cup of the season. The first competition of the season is always one of the most stressful, and having a week in Ningbo with Will would give Oce valuable time to adjust to travel, settle in, and begin preparing for the exciting season ahead.
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<div>This week isn’t just about physical preparation — it’s also about mental and emotional readiness. Will has been working with Oce for 10+ years, and over the years they have developed a very supportive relationship where Will helps Oce find calm, confidence, and focus in high-pressure environments.
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<div>If you know Will personally, you’ll understand just how supportive he is and how naturally he helps ease stress. This is one of the most important — and often underrated — aspects of coaching once the preseason training is done and it’s time to perform
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<div>Unfortunately, the funding that was meant to support this trip has recently been withdrawn. So I am turning to our incredible community for help
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<div>Any contribution, big or small, would mean so much, and we would all be deeply grateful for your support.
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<div>If there are any remaining funds after the trip, they will go directly to continuing to support Will and Oce in the 2026 World Cup season
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Help Will help Oce! 

My name is Olivia, and this year I had the incredible honor of joining the national Australian softball team. Even though I only started playing this summer, the journey has already taken me to places I never imagined—like China and Japan—where I experienced new cultures and grew as both an athlete and a person. I am also a Division 1 athlete at the University of South Florida, where I continue to develop my skills and compete at a high level. Now, I’ve been invited to compete in three major tournaments across Australia during Christmas, including a rare chance to play against the United States national team, the top-ranked team in the world. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to test myself against the best and continue developing my skills at the highest level. 
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Help Olivia Compete for Australia

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<div>I’m in the middle of a trip across Australia and the Shark Island Challenge has just been called on! Running this weekend Saturday 23rd-Sunday 24th May.
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<div>I’m in a bit of a pickle finance-wise so I thought I’d put the word out to see if anyone had some spare dollars to help me get back for the contest! Last minute flights and accommodation from Perth aren’t cheap and all my savings have gone into this trip across Australia that we’ve been saving and planning for many years now.
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<div>I missed the contest last year due to a punctured lung injury caused by a physio (who ironically was meant to be helping me get ready for the event), so I’m hanging for redemption this year and desperate to give Shark Island Challenge a proper crack! I love these kind of waves and have spent a lifetime chasing barrels and adventure. I have competed on the world tour a bit over the years and won at the events with slabbing barrels like Pipeline Hawaii, Canary Islands and Puerto Rico. The Shark Island Challenge is a really important event to me. I promise to send it and provide some quality entertainment for your investment! Any businesses interested, I’m more than happy to do any shoutouts and social media to help YOUR brand as the viewership for this event is massive! The esplanade at Cronulla will be packed and the event will be live streamed on YouTube.
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<div>Any questions, feel free to send me a message on social media “Lilly Pollard Bodyboarder”, or shoot me an email.
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<div>Thanks everyone. Let’s go SIC
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Help Lilly get to the 2026 Shark Island Challenge!

<div>As a dad, watching my daughter dedicate herself to downhill mountain biking has been incredible. The commitment, sacrifice, training, injuries, and determination she’s shown to reach this level make us unbelievably proud. She now has the opportunity to race overseas in the UCI Downhill World Cups and compete against some of the best riders in the world.
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<div>Like many families supporting an elite sport, the costs of travel, accommodation, race entries, bikes, and equipment are high. We’re asking for any support, big or small, to help make this dream possible and allow her to continue chasing what she has worked so hard for. If you can't, it would mean the world to us if you could share this post around. 
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<div>Every donation means the world to our family and goes directly towards helping Maddie represent herself, her supporters, and Australia on the world stage. Thank you for believing in her journey and being part of it with us.
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Support Maddies Journey to the 2026 DH World Cups

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<div>Love Madi ❤️ 
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<div>I would so appreciate any financial help you can give, even just a few dollars will help me, as does sharing my gofundme as wide as we can.
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Help Madi get to Aruba!

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<div>I am currently attempting to raise some much needed funding to help me represent Australia at the 31st Hungarian Kickboxing World Cup in August 2026. 
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<div>After a dominating performance at the Nationals in Sydney, I have since been offered a place on the 2026 Australian Kickboxing Team. 
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<div>No donation too big or too small :) 
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<div>I appreciate any assistance you're able to partake in whether that be donating or sharing my page. 
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<div>Im looking forward to taking on the world stage and representing our beautiful country.
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Hungarian Kickboxing World Cup!!

<div>Support our Riddlers Team headed to Bangkok Thailand to represent Australia in the WBC World Games at the Amazing Muaythai Festival
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<div>Any donation is greatly appreciated to support Courtney , Cameron and Tahlia make their Goal come to life!!
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TEAM RIDDLERS TO WBC WORLD GAMES 

<div>I wasn't supposed to still be running.
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<div>Ankylosing Spondylitis — a degenerative inflammatory disease of the spine — was supposed to end that: chronic pain, progressive stiffness, flare-ups without warning. Most people with AS are told to scale back and accept a quieter life.
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<div>I'm Lara Hamilton — Sydney-born trail runner, ski mountaineer, and Australia's first women's Olympic ski mountaineer at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games. Off the mountain I have a master's in music, trained in opera, and perform as DJ Solara. I work minimum wage to stay in Europe where the racing is. I have no sponsor, no national funding, and no coach I can afford to pay.
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<div>What I do have: a qualification for the Mountain Running World Cup circuit this season, which takes place all over the world. In 2024 I placed 6th at the Mountain Running World Cup Final in the vertical kilometre, the best result an Australian woman has ever recorded in that discipline. That same year I finished the Golden Trail World Series ranked 27th overall. I've represented Australia at Trail Running and Ski-Mountaineering World Championships and podiumed at races across Europe.
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<div>None of it was handed to me. Every result was fought for — through pain, on a shoestring, alone.
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<div>Here's what nobody tells you about elite sport without a sponsor: qualifying is the easy part. Funding it is where dreams quietly die.
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<div>The World Cup circuit means flights, transport, and accommodation across multiple countries — Europe, California, Canada, and the Asia-Pacific. On top of that, managing AS isn't free. Medications, physio, the daily cost of keeping my body functional enough to train at this level — it adds up before I've even booked a flight. Every cent from my minimum wage job goes toward staying healthy enough to compete. There is nothing left over for the season itself. I can't even afford a coach right now.
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<div>I'm not asking for charity. I'm asking for fuel.
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<div>If 10,000 people gave €1, I'd be on that start line. If 1,000 people gave €10, same result. Any amount genuinely changes what's possible this season.
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<div>If you've ever been told you couldn't, and done it anyway — this one's for you too.
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<div>If you can't give, share this page. Every share puts me in front of someone who might. That matters just as much.
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<div>I'll run like every euro is watching. Promise.
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An Olympic athlete with a spine disease. I need your help!

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<div>I am trying to get to Iowa in the USA, to represent the Australian lightning sports stacking team at the Junior Olympics in July/August.
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<div>I absolutely love this sport and fell in love with it the moment I discovered it.
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<div>The day I was asked to be on the Australian team was the best day ever.
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<div>I am really proud every time I put on my Australia shirt and get to represent my country.
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<div>Last year I went to the Asian opens and it was the best experience of my life.
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<div>This year I want to shoot for the stars at the Junior Olympic games.
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<div>The Junior Olympic games has 30 sports, ranging from your traditional sports like track and field, and swimming, all the way to my love and passion of sports stacking.
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<div>My times are faster then last years Junior Olympic champion for my division, so I should be able to be very competitive!
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<div>You would be helping me to be able to live out my dreams and excel at what I loves doing most!
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<div>Thanks for reading
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Help Phoebe represent Australia at the Junior Olympics

<div>After an outstanding year in 2025 with Tup Forge bringing home Australia’s first women’s ranch bronc world title the torch has been passed to our Team for 2026 
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<div>The Women’s Ranch Bronc Championships Australia (WRBC Australia) is the only organisation in the country dedicated to advancing women in ranch bronc, creating real opportunities to compete and a direct pathway to the international stage at Cheyenne Frontier Days. Built on the roots of traditional American ranch bronc riding, WRBC Australia runs sanctioned events alongside associations such as the ABCRA &amp; RSA, development schools, and national standings to grow the sport and support the next generation of Australian cowgirls stepping into the arena.
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<div><strong>How You Can Help</strong>
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<div>If you’re a business looking to get behind something real, we’d love to work with you.
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<div>Supporting this team aligns your brand with:
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<div>If we raise beyond our goal, funds will go towards future competitions, training opportunities, and continuing to grow women’s ranch bronc riding in Australia.
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Getting Team Australia to Cheyenne WRBC World Finals

<div><strong>Help Mia McMillan Represent Australia in Cutting at the National High School Rodeo Finals</strong>
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<div>My name is Mia McMillan, and I am incredibly honoured to have been selected to represent Australia in the discipline of Cutting at the National High School Rodeo Finals in Lincoln, Nebraska this July.
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<div>This is the world’s largest youth rodeo, and to be chosen to compete on this stage is something I am so proud of. It is an opportunity that has come from years of hard work, early mornings, long drives, late nights, and a whole lot of love for horses.
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<div>As I grew, my love for horses led me into the sport of cutting — a sport that takes patience, feel, timing, courage and a huge amount of trust between horse and rider. Cutting has become my passion, and over the past few years I have been working hard to keep improving, learning and competing against some of the best youth riders in the country.
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<div>My family and I are doing everything we can to make this dream possible, but we are reaching out for support to help get me there.
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<div>This opportunity is not just about competing overseas. It is about showing other young kids from country families that big dreams are possible if you are willing to work hard for them. I am also so proud to be an inspiration to my younger siblings. One of the most special moments for me was taking my little brother Riley cutting for the first time — seeing him look up to me and want to be part of the sport reminded me how much this journey means, not just to me, but to my family too.
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<div>Representing Australia is a huge honour, and I am committed to giving it everything I have — for my family, my team, my community, and everyone who has supported me along the way.
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<div>Any donation, no matter the size, will go directly towards helping me compete at the National High School Rodeo Finals in Nebraska.
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<div>Thank you so much for supporting my dream and helping me proudly represent Australia on the world stage.
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Help 14yr old Mia get to the USA High School Rodeo Finals

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<div>Hi, my name is Georgia Williams, I am 14 year old Australian and despite having multiple chronic health conditions, I am determined not to let these conditions define me or stop me from attending the 2026 Karate World Cup in the United Kingdom later this year.

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<div>I began karate in October 2023, not with dreams of world titles, but simply to survive. I was experiencing severe bullying, which left me with little to no confidence and sent my nervous system haywire causing Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and other chronic health conditions as well as leading to a diagnosis of my pre-existing hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS) Karate became a safe place for me, a way to rebuild my self-belief and regain control over my life. What I never expected was how quickly it would grow into a passion, a purpose and how important it would be to help strengthen my body.

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<div>These conditions affect my energy, mobility, and daily functioning, but I refuse to let them stop me from what I can achieve. Despite these challenges, I usually train 2–4 days a week for multiple hours per session as well as assisting in teaching karate for around four classes each week. Through determination, discipline, and resilience, I have been incredibly proud to achieve the following results for my age and belt division:

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<div>With this now leading being given the opportunity to compete in the Karate World Cup is a huge honour, but competing internationally comes with significant costs. This fundraiser will help cover travel, accommodation for me and my mum, competition fees and uniforms required to represent Australia on the world stage. 
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<div>My goal goes far beyond medals. I have always dreamed of one day holding the title of World Champion and representing Australia on the world stage. I am proud to currently hold the title of Australian National Champion and Victorian State Champion.

I want to show others living with chronic illness, disability, or personal hardship that it is possible to achieve big dreams, even when the odds are stacked against you. I hope my journey can inspire someone else to keep going when things feel impossible, and raise awareness for invisible disability or invisible challenges.

With your help, I will be able to represent Australia in the United Kingdom in July 2026. <span>Any support whether through a donation no matter how big or small and by sharing this page would mean more to me than I can express. Thank you for believing in me and for helping make this dream possible.</span>
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Chronic illness won’t stop my world karate dream

<div>Hi - I'd just like to thank and update everyone who supported me on my journey to the NHSRF in Lincoln Nebraska. The High School Finals was an amazing experience and I made some awesome memories that will last me a lifetime!
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<div>I was lucky enough to achieve some great results in the girls cutting competition riding an extremely talented horse, Jett, owned and supplied by Tim Denton Cutting Horses from Utah. In my first go round I placed equal 8th from 120 competitors, and 33rd in my 2nd go round. These 2 placings gave me enough points to secure a place in the top 20 final where I placed 5th. This placing resulted in me achieving 8th place in the overall title standings.
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<div>Again - Thank you to everyone who made this possible and I will now close this gofundme. 
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Kayla O'Halloran - USA High School Rodeo Finals Update

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<div>Hi, I'm Jade Macdonald-Razvi, a professional freediver, a 3 x Australian record holder with a deep passion for the ocean and human potential.
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<div>This year, I’m honoured to be preparing for the AIDA Freediving World Championships, taking place in Cyprus from September 20 – October 3, 2025. This event brings together the world’s best freedivers to compete at the highest level, and I’m proud to have the opportunity to represent Australia on the global stage.
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<div>Unlike many other professional sports, Australian freediving receives no financial support or government funding. Most of us juggle full-time work with training and travel — driven purely by passion, grit, and the hope of lifting our nation’s flag beneath the surface.
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<div>Freediving is more than just a sport, it’s a profound connection to breath, body, and the ocean. Every dive is a meditation in motion, and I carry with me not only the Australian flag but the spirit of every person who believes in pushing limits, overcoming fear, and moving with purpose.
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<div>I would be incredibly grateful for your support... whether it’s through a donation or simply sharing this campaign. Every bit helps me get closer to my goal.
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<div>Let’s dive deep, together
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<div>Thank you for believing in me.
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Representing Australia at the 2025 Freediving World Champs

<div><strong>Help Jaydyn Coggins Represent Australia at the Junior Olympics!</strong>
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<div>Jaydyn Coggins is Australia's fastest sport stacker and a true champion who's making our country and his family proud on the world stage.
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<div>Jaydyn has earned the incredible opportunity to compete at his <strong>first Junior Olympics</strong> in Des Moines, Iowa – representing Australia against the world's best athletes.
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<div>Jaydyn has been<strong> eligible to compete in the Junior Olympics for the past 10 years</strong>, but financially it has always been out of reach, with trying to afford World Championships and Asian Championships every year.
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<div><strong>We understand that times are tough, please only donate if you can!</strong> Every donation, no matter the size, brings Jaydyn one step closer to achieving his Junior Olympic dream. You'll be helping a dedicated young athlete who has worked tirelessly to reach this level, training countless hours to perfect his craft and represent Australia with pride. <strong>Jaydyn, also donates a lot of time to mentoring the next generation of Stackers</strong> coming through, helping them fulfil their potential.
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<div>Most of the Australian Lightning Team were taught Sport Stacking at a Free School Visit!!<strong> Free School Visits are still available if you would like Jaydyn to come to your school.</strong>
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Support Jaydyn Coggins to compete in the Junior Olympics!!

<div>Hi, my name is Eleanor, I’m 23 years old and from Canberra, Australia.
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<div>I’ve been selected to represent Australia on the Team Australia Dance Teams, competing at the ICU World Cheerleading Championships in Orlando this April.
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<div>Cheer and dance have been my entire world for as long as I can remember, and I’ve worked consistently toward opportunities like this since I was young.
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<div>In 2020, I earned a place on a team selected to compete at the World Championships; however, due to COVID travel restrictions imposed just a few weeks before our departure, the team was unable to attend. In 2022, I was selected for the University of Colorado Boulder Cheer Team, but was unable to accept the position due to the cost of international tuition. While both experiences were disappointing, they reaffirmed my drive to one day represent Australia doing what I love.
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<div>Any support, big or small, would mean the world to me and help me get one step closer to representing Australia on the world stage. Thank you so much for believing in me and supporting this journey!!
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Support Eleanor Representing Australia at ICU Worlds

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<div>I am incredibly proud to share that I will represent Team Australia at the International World Championships in Florida, USA. I have been selected to dance on the All Abilities Unified Pom team as well as the All Abilities Unified Hip Hop team. This will be held on April 22nd to April 24th  2026.
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<div>This is a dream that I never thought would be a reality! Any support, big or small, means the world and helps me get one step closer to the international stage with this team. Thank you so much for your kindness.
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Team Australia ICU World Championships 2026

<div>Hi, my name is Mia. I’m 19 years old, and karate has been my passion for as long as I can remember. I started training at just 3 years old and began competing by the age of 6. Since then, I’ve dedicated my life to improving, competing, and continuing my dream of representing Australia again on the international stage.
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<div>This year, I’ve been given some incredible opportunities that bring me one step closer to that dream. I’ve been selected to compete for the Senior Team at the Oceania Team Championships in New Zealand on May 30, followed by the New Zealand Open from May 31 to June 1. From there, I have the potential to qualify for the Team World Championships in China this November.
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<div>While these opportunities are amazing, karate is a fully self-funded sport. This means all travel, accommodation, competition fees, and training expenses come out of my own pocket. As a second-year university student studying Exercise Physiology, I’m currently balancing my studies while working two jobs just to try and make these opportunities possible.
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<div>Unfortunately, covering all of these costs alone is incredibly challenging. That’s why I’m reaching out for support. Any donation, big or small, will go directly towards helping me represent Australia, compete internationally, and continue pursuing my dream.
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<div>I’m also currently seeking sponsorship opportunities. If you are a business, company, or organisation that would like to support me on this journey, I would love to partner with you. In return, I’m more than happy to promote and represent your brand through competitions, social media, and my travels both nationally and internationally.
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<div>Thank you so much for taking the time to read my story and for any support you can give; it truly means the world to me.
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<div>My name is Karla Ronning and I’m the incredibly proud parent of my daughter Stella, who at just 12 years old has been selected to represent Australia as part of the very first Australian Aerial Team competing internationally in Aruba for a World Title.
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<div>This is not just a personal milestone for Stella—it’s a historic moment for aerial as a sport.
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<div>Stella has dedicated countless hours to training, showing discipline, courage, and passion well beyond her years. Her commitment has now opened the door to something extraordinary: competing on the world stage alongside other elite young aerialists.
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<div>✨ Why This Matters
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<div>Aerial is still growing globally, and opportunities like this are crucial. The more athletes who can compete internationally at a high level, the stronger the case becomes for aerial to be recognised as an Olympic sport one day.
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<div>By supporting Stella and her teammates, you’re not just helping one young athlete—you’re helping elevate an entire sport.
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<div>How You Can Help
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<div>International travel, accommodation, competition fees, and training expenses add up quickly. As a family, we are doing everything we can to support Stella, but we can’t do it alone.
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<div>We are raising funds to help cover:
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<div>• Team Uniforms for the 10 talented aerialists selected
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<div>Every contribution, no matter how small, brings Stella and her team one step closer to representing Australia on the world stage.
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<div>Thank You
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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read Stella’s story and for supporting her dream. Whether you donate or simply share this page, it means the world to us.
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<div>Let’s help Stella and her team fly high and make history for aerial sport
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