Kepa Lousi

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I've helped fund 0 hours of a research assistant’s time to work on life saving cancer research.

To honour those we've lost, celebrate those who have survived and give hope to those still fighting.

This year, I’m taking on 72 holes of golf in one day, but this challenge means so much more to me than just playing golf.
Cancer has touched my life in ways that words cannot fully express. I lost both my parents to cancer, and I know the pain of watching someone you love fight a battle you wish you could fight for them.
I’m also blessed to have incredible survivors in my life — my mother-in-law, Mum Vicky and Sister Karen. Their strength, courage and resilience are truly inspiring.
Many of my closest friends have also been affected by cancer. Some are still fighting their battles today, while others have sadly lost theirs. Each of them holds a special place in my heart.
This is why I’m playing 72 holes.
I’m playing in memory of my parents and the friends we've lost. I’m playing to celebrate those who have survived, to stand beside those who are still fighting, and to support the families who face this journey alongside their loved ones.
Every hole I play will be a reminder of someone I love, someone I miss and someone who continues to inspire me.

I'm taking on Cancer Council's The Longest Day...

...the ultimate golf challenge to complete four rounds of golf in one day!

I'll be testing my skill, strength, and stamina to raise funds for life saving cancer research.

1 in 2 Australians will be affected by cancer by the age of 85, I want to help change this by making every hole count!

Please sponsor me today, because tackling cancer takes all of us.

Together, let's tee off for a cancer free future.

My Scorecard

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Thank you to my Sponsors

$50

Callee

Cheering you on Keps! Proud of you!