In May 2025, Bryce turned 50, and instead of a party, he chose purpose.

In honour of this milestone, Bryce, the TPC team, and 22 amazing community members travelled to Bali to support the John Fawcett Foundation (JFF), a charity dedicated to restoring sight and preventing avoidable blindness across Indonesia.

Thanks to the generosity of our listeners, clients, and broader TPC community, we raised a life-changing $74,592.98…

And here’s the impact you created:

💛 368 cataract surgeries funded

💛 1,901 patients screened

💛 719 people received prescription glasses

💛 12 prosthetic eyes crafted and fitted

💛 600 bottles of eye drops supplied
…and more.

These aren’t just numbers. They’re parents seeing their children again, grandparents regaining independence, and people reclaiming confidence, dignity, and opportunity.

To everyone who donated, shared, encouraged, or supported in any way: thank you.

This remarkable result simply wouldn’t have been possible without you.

And if you’d like a behind-the-scenes look at the trip through our special Q&A we filmed in Bali with attendees, listen to Ep 550 | How to Stack the Pain (and Why It Works): A Behavioural Guide to Better Money Habits (LIVE Q&A from Bali) 

About the John Fawcett Foundation

The John Fawcett Foundation (JFF) is a non-profit dedicated to sight restoration and blindness prevention in Indonesia. Founded by John Fawcett, the organisation provides free medical assistance to those in lower socio-economic groups, regardless of background.

JFF’s core initiatives include:

  • Sight Restoration & Blindness Prevention: Free cataract surgeries and eye treatments to restore vision.
  • Prosthetic Eyes: Assisting patients who have lost an eye by providing custom-made artificial eyes, restoring their confidence and dignity.
  • Technology Transfer: Collaborating with international medical specialists to enhance local medical expertise and improve healthcare services.

Through your generous donations, you’ll be directly supporting JFF’s mission to eliminate curable blindness in Indonesia, and making a profound difference in the lives of many.