Dominica Taani

For my Mummy, Aunty Leone and Aunty To’alua

In honouring my Mummy through the 57 squat challenge, I pay tribute not only to her triumph over breast cancer but also to her enduring spirit in the face of metastatic lung and bone cancer. She remains a source of inspiration, and each squat echoes her resilience, forming a poignant dedication to her memory.

I'm also doing this as a heartfelt tribute to my Aunty Leone, and Aunty To’alua – remarkable survivors of breast cancer who embody strength and resilience. Each squat represents a salute to their courage, making me a participant in their unwavering fight, celebrating them as true soldiers in their own right.

57 Australians will be diagnosed with breast cancer today and a further 9 will lose their life. We want to make a difference to the lives of those 57 Australians impacted by the disease - that is why we are taking on the 57 Squat Challenge to raise vital funds for world-class breast cancer research. But we need your help.

Please support our squat challenge to save lives and make a difference.

Every donation, big or small, will get us closer to reaching our goal and helping the National Breast Cancer Foundation end deaths from breast cancer.