Eleven-year-old Owen, inspired by a book and the McGrath Foundation's work with cancer care nurses, has raised nearly $4,000 over three years by selling hand-packed pink lolly bags at Pakenham Cricket Club's Pink Ladies Day. His initiative began after reading 'Barefoot Kids' and watching coverage of McGrath Cancer Care Nurses, prompting him to create a 'Give' jar for donations. With support from friends, family, and local businesses, Owen's efforts have grown significantly, including a special 'Ladies Day Special' featuring pink-themed chocolates. The McGrath Foundation, partnering with IGA, has contributed $500 to help fund his fundraising, ensuring more money goes directly to cancer care nurses. Owen emphasizes that every contribution, no matter how small, makes a meaningful impact, encouraging others to take part in community-driven initiatives like his lolly bag sales. His story highlights the power of youth and local action in supporting vital healthcare services for Australians facing cancer.