"Us Findlay's have got a very competitive streak," she said.
In the build up to Relay for Life the team are holding a Row-athon fundraiser at Bay City Gym in Napier tomorrow.
This involves different people rowing for half an hour each from 8am until 8pm.
"People pay $50 a slot so we are aiming to raise $1200. Walk-ins are also welcome so the more the merrier."
Alongside the row-athon the Village Butcher has donated sausages for the team to do a sausage sizzle.
This will be going from about 9.30am until 2.30pm outside the gym.
Mrs Findlay said their involvement with Relay for Life was about raising money for an organisation that does so much for everybody and anybody.
"The Cancer Society do an amazing job and we experienced it first hand with Angela so we just want to give back."
She said there is not one person who hasn't been touched by cancer and this event provides a way for people to fight against it.
"It is actually an amazing fundraiser and encompasses the journey of cancer. Seeing those who have beaten cancer do the survivors' lap first is inspiring."
Teams then walk around the track forming a relay. A candlelight ceremony and closing ceremony finishes the night.
Mrs Findlay said the candlelight ceremony was a bit of a "tear jerker" but it was all about fighting the illness.
Relay for Life 2017 kicks off for the 13th time on March 4 at 11am.
The world's largest cancer engagement and fundraising activity will be held at the Hawke's Bay Regional Sports Park.
The last day for team registrations is today so go on to everydayhero.co.nz and search Relay for Life 2017 to enter.