The difference a mentor makes
Raise ambassadors and advocates
write letters to the inspirational
mentors they had growing up
Discover stories about the power of mentoring
Most people can name someone who helped shape, even change, the course of their life for the better. Picture the person, the moment, the time. Often the smallest of gestures have the biggest impact, it’s never forgotten. In Letters to My Mentor, Raise ambassadors and advocates share letters they’ve written about the impact their mentors made on them.
Mentors look different for everyone. Whether it's a teacher from primary school, a relative or a neighbour who lives down the street – they all have something in common; they offer support when it's needed it most.
Ellia Green OAM, Matt Shirvington and Alison Brahe-Daddo share their thoughts on the power of having a mentor and read a letter to their special mentor.
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Matt Shirvington writes a heartfelt message of gratitude to ‘Shadow’, his mentor who helped and humbled him |
Alison Brahe-Daddo reading her letter to ‘Poppa’ acknowledging how his kindness has made her a better parent |
Ellia Green OAM reading his letter to ‘Aunty Bev’ explaining how both she and Peter (Brock) were an inspiration in all areas of his life |
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Matt Shirvington writes a heartfelt message of gratitude to ‘Shadow’, his mentor who helped and humbled him |
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Alison Brahe-Daddo reading her letter to ‘Poppa’ acknowledging how his kindness has made her a better parent |
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Ellia Green OAM reading his letter to ‘Aunty Bev’ explaining how both she and Peter (Brock) were an inspiration in all areas of his life |
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