Sheree and Chrissy - 2 beautiful angels To all the women still fighting the fight, I think of you and I’m sorry for what you have to endure.

For Ants🎀💖

2 weeks ago, I went pink! Every single person battling this disease deserves more time, better treatments, and a even cure. I know many strong women who have had to suffer this monstrous illness and I want to see a future where no one else ever has to again.

This June, I’ve coloured my hair pink to raise funds for breast cancer. 💗 My heart goes out to everyone affected by breast cancer and cancer more broadly. My mum passed away from cancer when I was 7 years old, and that experience inspired me to pursue a PhD in cancer research. Supporting this cause is deeply personal and incredibly meaningful to me.

🎀 This is for all the brave souls going through breast cancer, for all those who have survived, & in memory of those who have lost their lives 🎀

I'm wearing it PINK 2026. I was diagnosed 2021 and am now Cancer-free. My mum was diagnosed 1995, and passed in 2004. I first took part in GO PINK in 2020, I've gone PINK 5 years now, only taking a break in 2022, and 2023, as I needed my hair to grow back in 2022 after Chemo, and then I had an unsupportive employer in 2023. For the fighters, the survivors, those lost in battle, and the ones they left behind.

I’m Shaving My Growth for NBCF’s Go Pink. ​Having walked the breast cancer path myself, this journey lives deeply in my heart. This June, I am taking a very personal step: I am shaving the new hair growth from my own treatment. ​I am shedding this hair to stand in fierce solidarity with every woman who must face this walk after me, so they know they are never alone. ​To the women coming after me: Every dollar raised is a promise of hope for your tomorrow. 💖

For all the people impacted by cancer i hope the dollars raised help support your journey through this difficult time and help research in cancer treatment. I dedicate my fund-raising to my sister who died of blood cancer and to the brave women who have died from breast cancer or are going through treatment..

My wish, want & desire is to keep this Cancer far from our lives. And so Wearing Pink in June for last 6 years once coming across one of my client going through her journey with the treatments. Wish everyone complete their journey crossing or overcoming safe, healthy and happy.

We are all in this together. Bring the pink and the fun to this amazing cause. Lets raise for those that are fighting and staying strong xx

Hi all, Just wanting everyone to really go sick this June for pink!! I’m so proud to be a part of the fundraising this year!!

Wearing, using, eating and creating pink all this month to help raise money for NBCF and show support for those fighting their battle 💕💅🏼🩷👚🌸🌷🎀👛🦄🛼💖🎆🎀

Stay strong everyone. We had fun dying our hair and it definitely starts a conversation. My 10 year old son joined in to support one of his favourite great aunts and I couldn’t be prouder.

I have dyed my hair pink and am making unique jewellery where a portion of sales will go to my fundraiser. I am currently going through breast cancer treatment and my journey has been so compassionately supported by my medical team. I want to ensure that this continues for others and to hopefully see the day breast cancer is eradicated.

I've gone pink for June because I'm one of the lucky ones (so far) and there should be more.

As a survivor, I go pink to honour my own journey and to support yours. Together, we stand for hope, early detection, and a future without breast cancer. Thank you nbcf for all that you do. 🌸🙏💖

I pleadged to shave my head as I am currently in treatment, post surgery, chemo, then radiation to come. My Mum survived it TWICE, so I've seen and am now living, the astounding advancements in treatments, literally over decades! Improvements, options, success rates, etc, all reliant on research. Private funding is crucial to these ongoing efforts. Being fortunate that my chemo began in Go Pink month, I immediately signed up to an organisation who's dedication has made my journey more comfortable than many who've taken it before. I chose to shave to beat the chemo fall out, I pledged to give back, so that future patients may have improved, treatments, comfort, or even better, a cure.

I’m a breast cancer survivor and very proud of it. I have pledged to post a different pink photo for each day of June to do with me in respect to fashion, my environment or activity.

I pray for a world that is cancer free. I chose to colour my hair to help make a difference and to honour those who have lost their battle.

I'm a survivor of BC and I'm wearing Pink for all of June. I'm also doing this to support many others that may have to go through it. L xx

I’m raising money for breast cancer research as I’ve been watching what my wife has been going through receiving treatment and am hoping that one day will there will be a less invasive cure

My mum and I dyed our hair pink to support raising funds to NBCA for the whole month of June 🩷

I have decided to dye my hair pink and dress in pink for all that are fighters and know no matter what life throws at them can know they are not alone

To all the beautiful people that are fighting you are strong. Im going piink in honour of all who have fought or fighting cancer.

I'm wearing pink for all the incredible ladies affected by Breast Cancer! To the ladies fighting, those who have survived and the precious souls who fought but were taken too soon and lost their battle - may we find a way to beat this thing forever!

This month, I've dyed my hair pink in honour of my beautiful cousin Diane, and for all the incredible women affected by breast cancer. To the women who are currently fighting, the survivors who continue to inspire us every day, and the brave souls who fought with everything they had but sadly lost their battle – this is for you.

I'm grateful my mum beat it. Our darling friend, the wonderfully impish Roma, beat it once but couldn't manage it a second time when it came back with some buddies. For them, and all the friends and people I know who have been touched in some way by this disease, I am wearing pink every day in June.

I'm going pink in memory of lost sisters, in celebration of my own survival and to remind everyone to get their mammograms.

For my beautiful sister Hana and my friend Melissa we ask you to go pink for June. Get a mammogram and look after your boobies.

I have chosen to dye my hair pink to support everyone battling breast cancer or is somehow effected by it

Thanks for all the support. This is a wonderful cause,

I’ve had so many family members aunties friends suffer from this terrible disease as well as die from it It is heartbreaking 💔 please support this cause and help save lives

Im going Pink to support family and friends who not only have struggled through treatment and survived, but to also support the family and friends of those who have lost. I hope that every little bit raised can help research and treatment and give those in the fight a greater chance.

I have lost 2 friends, know 3 who had to fight it and 4 still fighting. This is for them

Breast cancer affects far more than the person receiving the diagnosis. It touches partners, parents, children, friends, colleagues, and entire communities. I'm going pink to support everyone whose life has been impacted by breast cancer and to help fund the research that gives hope for the future.

I’m taking part in Go Pink for June because I have recently completed 18 months of active breast cancer treatment. This journey has shown me the importance of awareness, early detection, research, and support. By sharing my story, I hope to raise awareness for breast cancer and help others facing their own diagnosis know they are not alone.

Thanks for all the support. This cause means alot to me i have done this for my mum.

I’ve gone Pink in honour of my Nan who passed away 24 years ago, my Aunty beating it and my colleague currently battling the cancer! 💗💗

Hope you beautiful ladies stay strong! You're a great warrior fighting a well known battle, all the power to you ♥️

To my friend You are so brave💓 keep fighting this I am here for you💓 "Your courage is so inspiring. You've got this!": "Take it one day at a time. You are stronger than you know."

Miss you Grandma xxx

I'm doing this in memory of my friends Kim and Denise who lost their battle and who we miss very much. Also for another friend just starting her battle and for another friend who has battled and is a survivor.

I'm going pink for my wife. Also fellow residents at out village that have breast cancer. I told every one that I am willing toske a goose of my self. So for $250 , I'm getting my hair dyed pink

I’m going pink to support Kez in her journey with breast cancer.

Going Pink for myself and all the beautiful ladies out there struggling with breast cancer. I wish I could make a difference in the breast cancer world to have a better future for all women and men, too.

Going Pink for my beautiful Sister Bron and all of the girls out there, and blokes too. 🩷🩷🩷

The Dirran Servo is going pink to support our lovely local ladies that have been through this horrible disease.

I coloured my hair pink in honour of my mum who passed away due to breast cancer 💕

I’m going pink for the women I love, their memory, their strength, their scars, their futures.

I coloured my hair pink to help support and raise awareness for those who are affected by breast cancer 💗

I’m wearing pink in support of my late mother and to all the others that are fighting we are stronger together

Going Pink to honour those who are in heaven and those fighting strong 💪

Together we are stronger May the hands of many support and hold you on this journey

Decided to go pink for June. Great way to raise awareness

As a 30 year old breast cancer survivor, I’m going pink for the 56 Australians diagnosed every day — because behind every statistic is someone’s daughter, sister, partner, best friend, work bestie, or favourite menace. Here’s to more research, better treatments, stronger survivors, and a future where breast cancer has far less audacity. Let’s GO PINK.

Going pink 🩷 for research.... To eventually hopefully stop cancer in its tracks....

I am doing this to ensure my daugther can get the help and support she needs if she is ever diagnoised with Breast Cancer.

I plan on having hot pink hair and wearing pink all month to help support this great cause and hopefully raise the money needed to help others 🩷

I am raising funds to support future research for everyone touched by breast cancer. Past research has made my BC journey better than many who have tread this path before me. Future reasearch can only keep improving treatments & outcomes. I also make this pledge in honour of my dear survivor friend Anne-Marie whose messages of support & understanding mean so much. Even living in another state she & has continually checked in with me.

My Great-grandmother had a double mastectomy before there was any treatment apart from surgery. I'm a survivor (twice), so I know how important ongoing research is to help save the lives of others. I pay tribute to the researchers, carers and those travelling this journey. Keep the joy, rest and be thankful.

I have pledged to have hot pink hot for the month of June , to raise funds and to spread awareness

I have pledged to wear pink on the 17th of June to support everyone who has had, is going thru or has passed away from Breast cancer.

I have committed to wearing PINK and contributing to donations this June. Sending lots of strong and positive vibes to everyone facing tough times. Let's unite to raise funds and spread awareness!

Having recently undergone treatment for breast cancer, I know my pathway has been better than for many, and I have benefited from the research that has happened over the last 20 years. I want to pay it forward to raise awareness and funds for more breast cancer research so that we can come up with even better ways to detect, treat, and hopefully prevent breast cancer in the future!

I have pledged to wear pink for the month of June to support everyone who has had or going thru or has passed from Breast cancer

I will be shaving my head in support of my beautiful mum who is currently battling breast cancer. I am also doing fundraisers at work and with my football team to contribute to helping all women

Hi everyone I am a survivor of breast cancer. My daughter in-laws mother is going through breast cancer.

I made a pledge to colour my hair pink. I’m currently having treatment for stage iv breast cancer and I want to help others not have to go through this.. Hopefully with ongoing research and clinical trials there might one day be a cure.

I've coloured my hair to help raise funds and awareness. When I stop to consider everyone I have known who has either beaten this disease or lost the battle, it is a terrifying number of people.

For friends and family who have fought breast cancer

Fundraising so hopefully the future generations will never know the fear of cancer death

Mums getting a matching bob this weekend to support my goal 🩷

I have recently been diagnosed with Breast Cancer. I have undergone surgery and now require further treatment. I am shaving my hair before the Chemo gets it! I thought it was an awesome way to make my journey a positive experience, I’m donating my hair for wigs and raising funds for Breast Cancer research.

As a Breast Cancer survivor, this is very close to home when it comes to raising funds to help others.

Well done so far to everyone who has donated thank you so much let’s keep it going

I’m going pink wherever possible to show kindness and banding together can change things one step at a time for the tiny minds I help mould each day in early childhood education

In 2019, our mum Dianne was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent treatment in 2024. Thankfully, she was cancer-free until December 2025. However, after a scan, lumps were found again. Mum saw a cancer specialist, who informed her that the cancer has returned, this time more aggressively. It has spread to her bones and liver, and she is now on the watch and wait list. My goal is to help find and beat this big C.

I’m wearing pink this June to honour my beautiful mum who passed away of breast cancer and to everyone who’s fighting breast cancer and their family who support them.

I will be wearing pink everyday this June in honour of all the brave people fighting breast cancer

I coloured my hair Pink in honour of my friend who has battled through Breast Cancer. I am so proud 🥹 of how brave she has been and still keeps fighting the good fight!

I'm walking a total of 56km this month while wearing pink to support everyone who is going through the same journey I am on. I also want to honour the families and friends who support us. We could not do it withou you.

I'm wearing pink this June in support of all those who have/are fighting the battle of Breast Cancer

Recently two close family friends have been diagnosed and both are going about it in seperate ways, as a female myself it’s always the possibility for yourself. As a member of a tractor pull club I have painted my tractor pink to raise money

Breast Cancer and Cancer in general has touched my family hard. My mother and her 2 sister all passed away with cancer. My sister Connie has recently been touched with breast cancer and fortunately is a survivor. I had cancer back in 2017 and also a survivor. However I know many women who have been touched by it. I wish every person out there who has been affected by Breast Cancer well and may God Bless you for your challenge.

Im going pink in support of all those brave souls who have / are fighting the battle.

Im going pink to to support my family members

I’m going pink in support of my friends Jillian and Alana who are currently fighting breast cancer, and also for far too many friends who have gone before and those who lost their fight!

I’m going pink to support people with Breast cancer

I’m wearing pink this month to support my friends currently battling, survivors and in memory of those we have sadly lost. 💖🌷💗🌸

I’m going pink this month to support all warriors

During the month of June, I am wearing pink to raise funds for breast cancer research. This is in honour of my dear sister, Alison, who is surviving cancer and living a fulfilling life. 💗

I'm going pink this June for all those effected by breast cancer. I've met a few warriors in my life and I want to help all the warriors out there win their battle

I support the fighters, admire the survivors, and honour those we have lost. Today I've dyed my hair pink in support of family, friends, and every person whose life has been touched by cancer. This disease has impacted far too many people, and its reach extends far beyond those who receive a diagnosis. My hope is that people ask why my hair is pink. That a simple question starts a conversation. That conversation creates awareness. And that awareness inspires donations that help fund the research needed to find better treatments, better outcomes, and one day, a cure. For those fighting, surviving, grieving, remembering, and supporting loved ones—you are in my thoughts today and always. 💗✨️

Today I made a donation to the Cancer Foundation, a cause that is incredibly close to my heart. Cancer has affected my life in the most personal way. My mum bravely battled breast cancer for almost eight years. We fought alongside each other through the highs, the lows, and everything in between. Despite her incredible strength, I eventually lost her to this devastating disease. Making this donation is my way of honouring her memory and supporting the research, treatment, and support services that help families facing the same journey. I know firsthand how overwhelming, confusing, and heartbreaking it can be to watch someone you love suffer, especially as a daughter trying to navigate something so much bigger than yourself. I hope that every donation, no matter the size, helps bring us closer to a future where fewer families have to experience this pain. In memory of my beautiful mum, and for every family still fighting this battle. 💗

I am doing this because my mum is my rock, she is so strong and doesn't let anything gt in her way. I love her to bits

To my darling Mumsy, who was gone too soon, to my auntie, and to all of those with breast cancer, it is an honour to give up something small (like my hair), in order to raise money for research into these horrific diseases

I shaved in support for this awesome charity

For all those that are/have been impacted by breast cancer, survivors, figbters, those that disnt win, families and friends whose loved ones lost the battle, this month of PINK madness is for you. The more funds raised, the more research can be done, the more lives can be saved and the more suffering that can be reduced.

This year I am pledging in honour my mum who experienced breast cancer twice, first in her early 30’s and then 20 years later. My mum sadly passed in 1999 aged 52. Also, for all other women going through this awful disease and any other types of cancer.

I've buzz cut my hair to help

I’ll be dying my hair and colouring my nails pink for the whole month of June! Whatever it takes to raise awareness 🤍

I have dyed my hair pink, and will be baking pink treats in June for my work colleagues 🩷🧁

I have seen firsthand the strength, courage, and resilience it takes to face each appointment, treatment, and uncertainty. My sister continues to inspire me every day with her determination and bravery. Thank you for helping turn hope into action. Together, we can make a difference.

ΓΙΑ ΤΗ ΒΙΒΙΚΑ ΜΑΣ ΠΟΥ ΕΦΥΓΕ ΝΩΡΙΣ

It is 9 years since I was diagnosed and treated. I have been so lucky and I really want to do some little thing to help ensure others are so lucky. I will wear pink all through June... Can't bring myself to colour my purple hair pink.

Sending support to everyone who is going through such a tough experience & to every family member who has lost someone to cancer. I know I'm only dying my hair pink & its nothing compared to what you experience, but I hope I can raise more awareness & more funds to go towards NBCF to help.

This June, I’m proud to wear pink in honour of my incredible auntie, who is bravely fighting breast cancer right now. Her strength and courage inspire me every single day. Breast cancer has touched my family many times over the years, and like so many Australian families, we know firsthand the fear, the tears, and the fierce love that comes with this journey. We have held hands through the hard days and celebrated every milestone together. To my auntie — you are not alone. Our whole family stands beside you, cheering you on with every step. Your fight is our fight. To everyone on this tribute wall — survivors, fighters, and those who carry loved ones in their hearts — you are seen, you are honoured, and you are surrounded by a community that cares deeply. Wear pink. Show up. Never stop hoping. 💕

I’ll be pink haired for June. Loving the new hairdo thanks to Julie.

Im going Pink this June to show support to those that have been touched by Breast Cancer 🎀

To anyone and everyone who is touched by not only breast cancer, but all cancers…after losing 3 family members to cancer… and having a brother who is fighting now, doing this for all.

To all the women & men who are fighting this insidious condition , stay strong, keep fighting & never give up! Researchers will find a cure I’m sure of it 💖 💖

To my Mumma who is fighting breast cancer right now! You’re the strongest person I know. Keep kicking cancers ass 💓💓💓

For my beautiful Lil Sis Sally-Anne fighting breast cancer. You are so brave. Kick ass & you're going to beat this. Luv you so much xx💕

In December, I lost my beautiful mum to metastatic breast cancer. She was only 43 years old, and losing her has changed my world forever. My mum was my safe place, my biggest supporter, and the person I looked up to most in life. Watching someone so strong fight so hard against this cruel disease is something I will carry with me forever. I dyed my hair pink and joined this fundraiser in honour of her — not just to remember her, but to continue her legacy. I want to help raise awareness, support research, and stand beside every family who knows the heartbreak breast cancer can cause. This is for my mum. For her strength, her love, and everything she gave to the people around her. She will always be my whole world, and I will keep making her proud every single day. Thank you to everyone supporting this cause and helping keep her memory alive.

Im going PINK this year to show my love and support for all those diagnosed.

I'm going PINK in June as my way of saying thank you to the brilliant doctors, nurses and technicians who cared for me when I had breast cancer 5 years ago. I feel so incredibly fortunate. My sister is currently in recovery mode and doing very well. Our beautiful aunt died in 1975 after a horrible battle with this disease. I hope our actions in June will honour her memory. I'm also sending my love and good wishes to anyone who is currently on a tough bit of road with breast cancer. I hope your better days are just around the corner.

I do this in honour of every woman and man diagnosed with this horrible thing! But very much more for the beautiful auntie it took away before I even got to meet her but I mostly do this for my Beautiful cuzen that better the 46 age and is still here fighting her best fight I do this for you Karlee your such a beautiful human souls and I will honour you for the rest of my life!

"Today and always, we honour the incredible strength of my beautiful Aunty Lin. Your light has not dimmed; it lives on in every memory and every heartbeat that refuses to give up."

For June, my best friend and I are wearing pink as much as possible to raise money for cancer.

I am colouring my hair & wearing as much pink as possible for my mum & to support eveyone close to me who has being effected by cancer

For the month of June, I am wearing pink as much and as often as I can for past and present breast cancer sufferers.

Diagnosed with TNBC in 2024, I endured the hardest fight of my life with brutal treatment that mocked me for six. Post treatment and a double mastectomy later, I now am currently no evidence of disease and finally getting back on my feet and it’s time to give back to help future cancer warriors!

For the month of June, I am dyeing my hair pink to honour loved ones I and many others have lost. EFF CANCER !!

In April this year I was diagnosed for the second time with breast cancer so I’m going pink for myself and everyone touched by breast cancer.

In 2024 I lost my Nan, Dawn, to Stage 4 Breast Cancer. In 2026 my Mum was diagnosed with Stage 2 Breast Cancer. I offer my love and support to all going through it themselves, watching a loved one go through it, or remembering their loved one. X

For the month of June, I will be rocking pink (I normally shave my head, but I've let it grow so I can dye it instead) to raise funds for Breast Cancer Research.

For the month of June, I will be rocking pink at all available moments, as well as shaving my hair, to raise funds for Breast Cancer Research.

For the month of June, I am dyeing the shaved parts of my hair pink in honour of my beloved grandmother, Kay Newman, who we unfortunately lost in September 2024. I am also doing this in appreciation of the Breast Care Nurse who supported myself & my family throughout the final 1.5 years of my grandmother’s life (Thank you for everything, Karen).

For the month of June, I will wear pink in loving memory of my grandmother, June. I will also wear pink to honour the battle my Nan Julie courageously fought and survived through breast cancer. To every person diagnosed with breast cancer, to the beautiful souls we have lost, and to the strong survivors still here today — you are all so deeply loved, admired, and never forgotten. 💗

I am here for YOU . YOU are with me. I support YOU and YOU are NOT alone . Together WE will keep going to find a cure .

For the month of June I am wearing pink in honour of my godmother Jane who we lost 12 and a half years ago

Mum and I have decided to go pink for June to help raise money for breast cancer research. We quite recently lost my little sister Jenna to Triple Negative Breast Cancer. She was only 32 years old and still had a lot of life to live. This is our first year doing this but we wanted to honour her memory and make sure more money goes toward funding in the hope of finding a cure. Miss you everyday sis!

For the month of June I’m colouring my hair pink to raise money for breast cancer! Unfortunately in 2019 my Aunty Sharon was taken away from us from breast cancer so I want to make a change and help other family’s not lose their loved ones. Any donation no matter how small is appreciated. Thank you for reading and Go Pink 🩷

Sending my support to all who have experienced or are going through breast cancer. My love goes out to you, your friends and family.

I am colouring my hair in memory of a person that I had never had the pleasure of meeting. My husbands late wife, Rochelle, passed from breast cancer a meet 9 months after they got married. I strongly believe that Rochelle brought Dermot and I together during a time when we needed each other the most. I will be forever grateful for Rochelle. X

Dying it pink this June in memory of our dear Grandma, Margaret, who recently passed on May 19th. She fought 2.5 years and will be remembered for life 💕

I’m going pink every Friday in June, I’m doing this to support my for Gina who was diagnosed late last year with triple negative breast cancer

For all the amazing women - both those who are still with us and those who sadly didn’t make it through to the other side - this shave is for you.

Hi my name is Kasey, I just want to help and support our women of this world and help heal cancer but donations and advocation and passing the message on

Please donate for this good cause and in remembrance of my mum Rose.

I have pledged to shave my head this June in support of my incredibly resilient Mother, who’s breast cancer metastasised post mastectomy op in March of ‘25, and all the women bravely going through their cancer journey. My heart pours out to you, I want to stand by your side and show my support and love 💞✨.

I'm Going Pink for the month of June, by wearing pink, dying my hair pink and then shave it off towards the end of June, because I realised how many women that I know who have been affected by breast cancer. If I can help even a little, then it's worth it. Stay strong ladies

Keep going. Get up everyday or not. Make a difference. WE have got this!

To anyone who has lost anyone in their lives due to breast cancer, I will be colouring my hair pink to support this cause 💞

To all those who have been there personally or impacted by family/friends who have. Will be SHAVING and wearing as much PINK as I can. Sharing this far and wide to spread the word and raise awareness. 10 Years cancer free for me.

This is a tribute to my mum.. who passed away 14 years ago. She suffered on and off for 20 years, in and out of remission.. this is my little bit on her behalf

We are here to show support to everyone affected by Breast Cancer.

Here to solidify my part in the mission to one day be able to prevent breast cancer, Its affected my family and close friends and I wouldn’t want anyone to have to go through it anymore!

Here to support my beautiful sister going thru this love her to bits would do anything to help her

We are here to show love and support for each and everyone one of you that are going through breast cancer. 💓

This June I am going pink in everyway I can, all in honour of my incredible mum who passed away 27/7/24. She fought with unwavering courage for a very long time and never gave up. She is, and always will be, my hero and my inspiration. This cause is deeply personal to me & I look forward to fundraise to help find a cure - so no other family has to go through what we did.

Nanny Sandra 21/5/1944 - 13/1/1996 "I won't be there to see her grow up" Was my Nans heartbreaking answer to "what's wrong?" whilst tears ran down her face after we had been giggling to each other. She was the first person I giggled with at almost 4 months old.. I don't remember her voice but these words play on repeat in my head everyday. My Nan is my guardian angel. She has proved this many times, she is watching over all of us and keeping us safe.. I feel her presence, I feel her support and there is no doubt that when I do stupid things she's either shaking her head or laughing her arse off! I know you're always watching over me, I wish we had more time together.. that we got the chance to have more photos and memories shared and that you got to watch me grow up from down here. I only hope you're proud of who I am or at least who I am trying to be 🩷 I love you Nan x

As a breast cancer survivor myself, Im colouring my hair & nails pink, plus wearing pink for the month of June to raise funds for the NBCF who researched to find the best outcome for me.. 💞

I am going PINK for the month of June in support of a very special friend who is fighting hard.

I am wearing pink for the month of June to show support to everyone who has experienced and struggled with breast cancer.

Lived the nightmare of breast cancer last year, had a double mastectomy - im wearing pink so less people have to go through that. It was the worst year of my life EVER.

Im going to the hair dresses on the 1st of june to get my blonde hair coloured pink for go pink for national breast cancer for the whole month of june 2026. Im doing this because i have lost a friend who experience this and is no longer here with us earth side. Also for the beautiful lady that got through the battle and is still here today, Also for the ones who have been affected by breast cancer and for the beautiful women fighting the battle of breast cancer now. Everyone is in my thoughts and prayers much love to everyone either fighting still or been affected. 🩷

I am colouring my hair pink for the month of June to show support to everyone who has experienced and struggled with breast cancer.

I am colouring my hair pink for the month of June to show support to everyone who has experienced and struggled with breast cancer.

In memory of my beautiful Mum. I want everyone to know that they never walk alone. ❤️

For my beautiful Mum who is thankfully now breast cancer free🫶

I am coloring my hair Pink for the whole month of June to support every person I know that has dealt with this terrible disease.

I am colouring my hair Pink to show support for my Sister (Cousin) Karlee who is currently fighting and to all of my loved ones that have fought this battle and either win or lose let’s do this together 🩷🩷🩷

For every strong mother, best friend, grandmother, aunty and all in between struggling everyday!

For every strong soul who has ever experienced this

For my friends who have fought and won the battle and for our loved ones who didn’t stand a chance!

For my aunties, cousins and friends. We going Pink for June.

Helping raise funds for so many people who have experienced BC or know of someone with BC. Sending love to everyone and hoping we can make some well deserved research funds. RIP Georgie my mum xxx

im going pink in support of my family who has been affected by breast cancer and for everyone else who has been through this experience

I am going pink this month by walking 100k for the month of June and wearing pink everyday on my walks (while I am going through radiation treatments)I am doing this for myself (who has survived Breast Cancer recently) and all of the women out there who is going through this …….. we all have got this 💪💪💪💪

I'm colouring my hair pink in honour of all those beautiful women close to me and everywhere who have suffered with breast cancer. Please help me in supporting this research to help save other women

I am going PINK this June in loving memory of my friend Sara Hewett who lost her life to Breast Cancer at the age of 44. I am also doing it in honour of family members who have suffered & recovered from this insidious disease.

I will be SHAVING my hair in support of my amazing best friend who has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. Ill then GO PINK for the month of june also ♡

I'm colouring my hair Pink to show support of those with breast cancer, survivors, families and friends who have been affected.

Breast cancer may change a life, but it never defines the strength of the person fighting it. Today, we honor every survivor, remember every angel taken too soon, and stand beside every warrior still battling with courage and hope. Your strength inspires. Your story matters. Your fight is never faced alone. To all the mothers, daughters, sisters, friends, and loved ones touched by breast cancer — we celebrate your resilience, your bravery, and your unwavering spirit.

Wearing pink to not only support those with breast cancer but also the families of someone fighting

My beautiful friend Grace who I miss every day & the amazing strong survivors

Colouring my hair pink for the month in support of all those that have lost the fight, still fighting or have won!

Colouring my hair pink this year and hoping to raise money and create awareness for breast cancer and in memory of loved ones lost to the disease.

This year I'm doing it all: Colour it, Wear it, Shave it! I have lost too many family and friends to this terrible illness, and have loved ones facing the battle as I type. This is for all of them, may we find a cure and end this war for all.

I am colouring my hair in support of my amazingly strong Nanna who was just rectently diagnosed with breast cancer and for all those who are fighting the same battle 💕

I am survived because of research. It’s important. I am doing this to help support the many women affected by breast cancer daily. You can get through this 🩷

I am paying tribute to all of the women and men who taken the breast cancer journey, and passed. Also to those are like myself on the breast cancer journey and treatments, sending strength and love too you all, as well as to the people who are loving and supporting you along the way. Also much so thankful to the Nurses, Doctors, Medical researchers,, and Specialist who do an amazing job giving care, and many hours of work in finding cures, and providing the best treatment plans Never give up

Hoping to raise money and create awareness for breast cancer and in memory of loved ones lost to the disease.

I’m taking part in GO PINK for all my family members who have been affected by breast cancer as it runs in the family so a lot of people have been diagnosed and affects by the impact breast cancer has. I’m hoping that by participating in this and fundraising it can help towards the future of stopping this happening to others as it can be a truely devastating thing to go through and witness your family go through. 💗💗

Helping raise the awareness and wear pink at our local soccer field, as a club we are also doing a breast cancer fundraiser 🩷

I’m colouring my hair with our amazing team at OLD GIRLS NURSING to raise much needed funds for a cause very close to so many of us 🩷🩷

When i was 33 years old and my youngest was only 1, i was diagnosed with triple neg breast cancer. Because of my age and having young children, doctors decided to hit hard with chemo and radiation. As sick as i was, i would do it again, because im now 59 and still cancer free. Never lose hope, syay positive and set goals. When you reach that goal, set another. My 3 sisters have also had breast cancer. We are all suvivors and will continue to be! If you have cancer now, you can survive it. And if you are cancer free, get your regular checks. We all need to be aware.

This time last year I found out that I carry the same breast cancer gene that contributed to my Nannas cancer. I wish the raise money so that other people like me or who have fought cancer will have more resources to help and more research can be done

I'm shaving my head in memory of my grandmother, in support of my other grandmother currently undergoing breast cancer treatment and my aunty for finishing treatment.

I am colouring my hair in memory of my mum. excited to have some pink in my hair

We lost our mum after a 17 year battle with breast cancer on Easter Monday 21st of April 2014. Miss you so much Mum

We are doing this in memory of our big sister Maria. We hope that one day nobody has to lose a loved one to this disease 💐

My third year supporting everyone who is affected by breast cancer

I am doing this for the amazing women in my life, all who have been lucky enough to survive their diagnosis. My dream is a positive outcome for all people diagnosed. This is what motivates me to raise money for such an important cause. During my fundraising campaign, I have spoken to so many amazing people, all who have been impacted one way or another, you are all in my heart as I continue to raise funds.

I'm excited to GO Pink in June to support an amazing cause. Together we can make a difference. This is for you mum xxx

I lost Roie to breast cancer. Roie is my Auntie but we could never call her auntie Roie because she said it made her feel old 🙂 so this is for you Roie. ❤️

Going pink for my wonderful auntie who was diagnosed with breast cancer a couple of weeks ago. She is the most kind, thoughtful and caring woman, always putting those before herself. After she started chemo a couple of days ago, i decided I was going to go pink. Shes my fav auntie and i just want to do whatever i can to support her.

Today I’m going PINK for the 56 Australians diagnosed with breast cancer every single day. 🎀 As a breast cancer survivor myself, this cause is incredibly close to my heart. Breast cancer affects not only the person diagnosed, but also their families, children, friends, and loved ones. Today I walk in support of the fighters, the survivors, those currently going through treatment, and the beautiful souls no longer with us. No one should ever feel alone on this journey. 💗 #GoPink #PinkSoles #BreastCancerAwareness #BreastCancerSupport #SurvivorStrong #EveryStepMatters

We are going pink in June as my husbands sister, my sister inlaw, our children's auntie and our grandchildrens great auntie has been diagnosed with breast cancer and she had surgery today. We are all 🙏 that all goes well and that she has a good and successful recovery. Linda loves her wonderful life with hubby Phil by her side every step of the way. They love their bikes and you should check out a girl and her ebike on fb it's amazing. We love you Linda and Phil and pray for everything good for you and everyone else out there going through this scary time XOXO

I pledge to raise all that I can for cancer research! For all those who have lost their fight, won their fight, have just started or are in the middle of their fight, and for those who have/are supporting someone through their fight 💕 This one's for you, Aunty Jo 💜

I have dedicated myself to providing for others. Being the reason someone smiles and giving them a reason to smile no matter the situation. I am proud to announce that I will be shedding my dreads this June with the intention of giving others a reason to smile! A huge congratulations to everyone involved or who has signed up for this amazing cause.

In two days, I have my surgery. I’m walking into this with love, strength, and determination, honouring the lives we’ve lost, standing with the survivors, and holding space for those still fighting breast cancer.

I am going pink this June, as I have just started my own breast cancer journey. And in honour of all the other warriors fighting!

Too you Mum I have my message on the wings of a dove. S.W.A.L.K.

Im going Pink this June in honour of my courageous Mum who fought this battle twice and ended up with her Angel Wings trying to beat it a second time..#mymumwasafighter

Im dyeing my hair pink to support my mum who's currently in ongoing treatment

I’m colouring my hair pink this June to support NBCF and the fight against breast cancer. I wanna be here for a long time and a good time!

I am wearing pink to support my grandma who had breast cancer

Wearing pink for the month in loving memory of my beautiful mum If my 1500 goal is met by the end of june, ill match it with a 1500 donation in my mums name

I'm shaving my head and dyeing my hair pink in support of all of those diagnosed every day, for my best mates mum and everyone who has a loved one fighting this battle.

I'm shaving my head in support of loved ones who have lost loved ones

I’ll be dyeing my hair pink to stand in support of everyone affected by breast cancer, those currently fighting, those who have survived, and those we have sadly lost. This cause is incredibly important, and I want to help raise awareness and support ongoing research to work towards a cure.

💗 To every single warrior fighting this battle — you are stronger than you will ever know. On the days it feels impossible, please know that you are surrounded by more love, more hope, and more people cheering you on than you can see. You are not alone. Not for a single moment. To the incredible support teams — the partners, the mums, the dads, the children, the friends, the colleagues — who show up every single day with their whole hearts. Your love is medicine. Your strength is a gift. You are seen and you are so deeply appreciated. 💗 And to those beautiful souls who fought with every ounce of their being and are no longer with us — you are not forgotten. You never will be. Your courage lives on in every pink ribbon, every donation, every conversation that keeps this fight alive. You are forever in our hearts. 🕊️ This is why we fight. This is why we wear pink. This is why we never stop. 💗 #GoPink #NBCF #ZeroDeaths #WearItPink #ForeverInOurHearts

For my nanny and anyone, who was, is or tried their hardest! You’ve got this💞

For the fighters, the survivors, the angels, and the families beside them — this fight matters We are all in this together. 🩷💕🩷

To all those who have lost loved ones, or feared the lose of loved ones. 💕

for my mum, who is fighting and will win

To everyone affected by breast cancer, whether you’re experiencing it, supporting someone or remembering someone. I’m wishing you strength, peace and hope.

After having chronic rib and back pain and being ignored as I was young and healthy, a year later led to my stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis. I was just 32 years old with two young daughters, I’m now 6 months into treatment and trying to juggle this roller coaster. Cancer does not discriminate, it doesn’t matter who you are, how old you are or how healthy you are. Pain is NOT normal, stand up for yourself and get answers.

For my beautiful Mum who lost her battle and a close friend currently fighting her battle ❤️

For my gorgeous friends currently fighting.

For all the men and women who need strength during the struggle #gopink

For all the men and women who need strength during the struggle #gopink

For my mum wha has passed and for my sister who is fighting

For all the women out there who have to go through this

This year, I’m raising funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation with a goal of $1,000 to support everyone affected by breast cancer—patients, survivors, families, and loved ones. Breast cancer impacts so many lives, and every dollar helps fund life-saving research, early detection programs, and vital support services. I’d really appreciate any donation, big or small, or even just a share to help spread the word. Together, we can make a real difference and bring hope to those who need it most. Let’s reach $1,000 💗 Thank you so much for your support!

We are raising money for a colleague and friend who has breast cancer and for all of our clients who are fighting breast cancer and for those who are no longer with us. We hope for a day when breast cancer is no more.

I'm fundraising for go pink for breast cancer for everyone male and female that breast cancer has touched. You wil receive a complimentary mastectomy pillow from me as you donate. I for one can say I wouldn't be without mine and I would like to give others some relief. Keep fighting everyone, you're all doing a tremendous job. As we also remember those who have fallen 💓

Today, we remember the ones we’ve lost, stand beside the ones still fighting, and honor the survivors who carry both strength and scars. If you’re fighting this battle. you are seen, you are loved, and you are never alone. Hold your loved ones a little closer. Check in. Speak up. And never stop spreading hope. 🎗️

In memory of my aunty. Pink Power! Love to all those affected by BC

Can’t wait to go pink for this fantastic course and make a difference to people’s lives in the difficult times

I'm excited to GO Pink in June to support an amazing cause. Together we can make a difference.

LETS DO THIS, AN ARMY OF PINK FOR BREAST CANCER RESEARCH

For Mum and Everyone else who has been effected

My biggest role model who is the strongest person I know 🩷 I love you mum 🩷

for the beauty of living 💕

To all the amazing woman past and present, much love 💜

For my mum and for all people affected by breast cancer.

Being recently diagnosed and having the cancer found early, this is not only for me but I want to raise awareness amongst women how important regular checks are

Here in memory of my Grandmother Peggy x

My thoughts and prayers go out to all the women and their family's that are currently dealing with breast cancer. The strength and courage you show each and everyday is amazing. Please stay strong and may your family and friends love and support help you through this difficult time.

For everyone 💖

I am here to raise awareness for breast cancer all June long

For my sister my hero

For all the mothers, sisters and daughters. 🩷

For my sister

Not just for my Nana but all survivors, you got this!

For Michelle L, for Juliet B and for all the women like me who are surviving day by day with BC.

For everyone

For everyone in need of help

For my Grandmother 💗

For my Nan who conquered the battle and all those still fighting now 💕

For my Mum, my Nanna and so many others 🩷

I am going to raise money and Awareness for Breast Cancer as 2 of my dearest friends have been affected by this Kylie had sucessful treatment and is living her best life, and Grace who is currently fighting her hardest and undergoing treatment. Both are strong and beautiful souls who would do anything for anyone. Im doing this for my girls. 🩷🩷

For all those affected by this disease. Let’s find a cure!!

I was just diagnosed with breast cancer this week, so this has become close to my heart…literally!

This is for my Nana, whom I never got to meet. This is also for anyone and everyone who has or is going through a tough time with Breast Cancer 💕

This is for my beautiful grandmother and all other amazing fighters of breast cancer, we’ve got this!! 🩷🩷

sending love and cuddles to all those struggling with breast cancer ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

For all of those incredible people who have fought and are still fighting ❤️‍🩹🎀

Love and strength to all of us who have overcome or are still fighting this battle. ❤️🎀❤️🎀

Let’s end this together From one survivor to another you are stronger than you think Hope and prayers to you all

For all of us who have fought and are still fighting 🩷🌸

Recently, my partner’s kind and loving mum has unfortunately been diagnosed with breast cancer for a 3rd time. Amongst hearing the saddening news, it was worse than we expected by it being stage 4 metastatic that had spread from her breast to her lungs. In honour of Debbie, that’s her name, I decided to do my part as much as I can by showing my solidarity to her, her family and the numerous others in the same and similar situation. Debbie has been a mother figure, friend and a light in my life alongside my partner and she deserves the world.

Support me to GO PINK! Did you know that every day 56 people in Australia are diagnosed with breast cancer and 9 people die from this disease? This June, I've made a pledge to WEAR IT, SHAVE IT or COLOUR IT and raise funds for world-class breast cancer research to help NBCF towards their vision of Zero Deaths from breast cancer. Please support my GO PINK pledge to save lives and make a difference. Together, let's make Zero Deaths from breast cancer possible.

Remember you are a fighting queen, so sit up and straighten your crown

I’m writing for all women. Breast cancer or not. Stand together and fight for a better future for all cancer patients! Love and support and a bit of motivation (and a healthy serving of spite) can change everything. You have got this queen! WE have got this! Stay strong, stay kind, stay beautiful 🩷🩷🩷

This is for all the women who have been neglected by the health care system, and for everyone who fought for the system to change for them 💗

Stay vigilant. Stay positive

This is for my mum and all the other women

This is for my beautiful daughter and for all that are effected by Breast Cancer.

Going pink for my gorgeous niece! Let’s find a cure 💕💕

I am going PINK in June and raising funds for medical research into breast cancer. To my family and friends that have been impacted by cancer and illness, as patients or carers, I am doing this in recognition of your journeys. Lets band together in supporting medical research.

A message to all those who are fighting what I can only imagine is a very tough battle, you are not alone. Stay strong and stay close to those who feed your strength. I know of those who have lost their battle, and those who have won or continue to fight. Please don't give up hope, and take rest and borrow a shoulder when you need to. I won't give up fund-raising for the best possible affective treatments. In memory of those no longer with us...I can still see your smiling face, and can still hear your beautiful laughter.

love & hugs

Sending love to all those impacted by breast cancer

We are sending all our support and love to the breast cancer community