Linda Jensen

But in true form, she faced it head-on. Even during chemo, she kept running.  While many would see that as madness, I saw it as her unyielding spirit. She wasn’t running from cancer; she was running toward life.

Being by her side during this journey has taught me so much about strength, resilience, and the power of showing up—physically, emotionally, and in every small way that counts. Sometimes, it’s just sitting, & being present & talking about anything but cancer. 

In addition to supporting her emotionally, I felt a need to take action for the wider community that’s fighting this disease. 

My dad is also a recipient of the wonderful services that are provided to us locally. 

This is why I am asking for your help in supporting our Team for Albury Wodonga cancer council trust fund ‘Sunshine Walk’ to support our local cancer hospital and services. 

They’ve provided life-saving care for Bin and countless others in our area, and they depend on community support to keep doing their important work. Whether through local events, online campaigns, or simply spreading the word, every little bit helps these incredible services continue to offer cutting-edge treatments, support programs, and hope to those affected by cancer.

If you’re in a position to donate or join our team - the Bindi Brigade on our Sunshine Walk, every cent goes back into our local services and every cent counts ☀️💛🌻