Daniel 'D Minor' Harvey is an award-winning artist from Sydney whose original music has captured the hearts of millions worldwide. His talent was evident at an early age when he began penning rap lyrics while growing up with a turbulent family life. At the age of 11, he found himself homeless with his twin brother, which became the inspiration for his first hit single Concrete Pillow. This song was written to help raise awareness for young homelessness and performed live on Australia’s Got Talent where he reached the Semi-Finals. Daniel's story captivates everyone who has the chance to hear it.

On February 1st, 2020, Danny and Leila Abdallah's world turned upside down when a car driven by a drunk and drugged driver tragically killed three of their precious children. Within 24 hours, Leila and Danny challenged us all on TV screens with their response to forgive the driver. One year later, Danny and Leila founded 'i4Give Day' and now look to share their powerful message of hope and forgiveness.

Bailey Seamer is a 24 year old mental health advocate, who with incredible courage walked the East Coast of Australia over 14 months, finishing in 2022. She embarked on this journey following her own experience battling mental health, to raise funds for the Black Dog Institute. Baileys lived experience and insights into what it truly feels like to be in a dark space, helps to inspire and encourage others that better days are ahead, you are not alone and that you are capable of achieving your goals, no matter how big they are.

Timomatic is an Australian singer and dancer. He’s appeared on national TV shows like ‘So You Can Think You Can Dance’ and ‘Australia’s Got Talent‘. He’s released singles that have topped the ARIA Charts. Timomatic has been an amazing ambassador for Stand Tall bringing energising and captivating performances for the last 4 years and they get more exciting each year!

Jael began singing as soon as she could talk. Her musically talented father came to Australia from the Congo as a refugee and raised all his children to sing beautifully. In 2018, Jael was named the Australian entrant for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. She proudly represented Australia in 2018, singing her powerful and uplifting song ‘Champion’, placing first with the Jury. Now 16 years old, Jael has cemented herself in Australia’s Music Industry with jaw dropping performances on shows such as The Voice and Australia’s Got Talent. With vocal abilities like Whitney Houston, Jael is sure to capture the hearts of the world.

The remarkable story of Tony Hoang is the subject of a powerful and confronting 2012 SBS documentary “Once Upon a Time in Cabramatta”.

The young Tony, son of Vietnamese refugees, grew up in poverty in the then drug capital of Australia, Cabramatta. Like many refugees from the Vietnam War, Tony’s parents’ hopes of a safe new home for their families were crushed by the heroin culture that overtook the lives of their children.

Michael Crossland is an extraordinary young man who has defied the odds of a life threatening cancer to build a life of exceptional achievements. An accomplished businessman and an elite sportsman, his life is a remarkable success. Michael continues to inspire hundreds of thousands through sharing his incredibly impactful live story.

Joany Badenhorst is one of Stand Tall’s beloved Ambassadors, as well as Co-captain of Australia’s 2018 Winter Paralympic Team, carrying the Flag for Australia at the Opening Ceremony. As Australia’s premier female Para-snowboarder, she won silver and bronze medals in three consecutive Women’s Para-snowboarding World Championships. Joany has beaten all odds to achieve her dreams and has a deep desire to inspire people of all ages to do the same.