Inspiring a generation
At only two years old, Ava faced a devastating diagnosis—a brain tumour the size of an orange wrapped around her brain stem. For four years, she battled bravely, enduring aggressive surgery at Queensland Children’s Hospital and seven rounds of chemotherapy.
Her mum and our colleague, Amanda, fiercely advocated for brain cancer research, hoping to save her child. Tragically, Ava passed at six years old. But her spirit lives on.
We pledged to Amanda to be brave and start NextGenAchievers, honoring Ava and her mum’s legacy of fierce courage and fighting for a cause that matters.
Her mum and our colleague, Amanda, fiercely advocated for brain cancer research, hoping to save her child. Tragically, Ava passed at six years old. But her spirit lives on.
We pledged to Amanda to be brave and start NextGenAchievers, honoring Ava and her mum’s legacy of fierce courage and fighting for a cause that matters.
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A Legacy of Impact
Ava’s fight inspires our mission at NextGenAchievers to make a difference for young people through education.
We empower kids with financial literacy while giving back—donating $100 to brain cancer research for every 50 paid learners.
We empower kids with financial literacy while giving back—donating $100 to brain cancer research for every 50 paid learners.
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Supporting Brain Cancer Research
We proudly support The Queensland Children’s Hospital Foundation, which helped Ava with vital care and comfort during her fight. Their work funds research for better treatments, giving hope to kids battling brain cancer—a cause at the heart of Ava’s legacy.
Join us! Enrol in a course and help us reach $500,000 in donations for Ava’s legacy.
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