The “100 Project” in Australia is dedicated to documenting the lives of individuals who have reached the age of 100 or more. The initiative aims to preserve the personal histories and experiences of these centenarians, offering valuable insights into the past. Bek Hyland shared that her grandmother, Merle Moore, who lived to 106 years old, deeply appreciated the project's efforts to record and maintain her life story. This suggests the project provides a meaningful service to its participants by validating their lives and legacies. By collecting these narratives, the “100 Project” creates a unique historical record and a valuable resource for researchers and future generations interested in Australian history and the experiences of long-lived individuals. The project highlights the importance of remembering and celebrating the lives of elders within the Australian community.