Rebecca died in 2016 from metastatic breast cancer, aged 59, and each year Judy tries to raise $5000 to help make the lives of families experiencing breast cancer a little bit easier.

"Bec taught a lot of people a lot of things about living in the present and living with cancer," Judy said.

"McGrath nurses are a real asset within the health system and they make such a difference to the patient and their journey through their cancer treatment."

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The money will go towards sponsoring a McGrath Breast Care Nurse for a family who needs one.

So far, Judy has raised $3889 and she'll have her head shaved outside the Bridge Plaza in Batemans Bay at 11am on Friday, October 22.

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"A few dollars from everybody makes a huge difference, and I thought I'd do the hair in public so people walking past can throw in a gold coin," she said.

"Every little bit helps."

To donate to Judy's campaign, click here or head down to the Bridge Plaza on Friday with a gold coin.