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We are hosting our event to raise awareness, support each other, and make a difference to the many women diagnosed with breast cancer every year.

To my sister Jacinta 🤍 The strongest woman I know and such an inspiration. Battling breast cancer while raising two boys - Logan was only seven months old when she was diagnosed. Through chemo, radiation and multiple surgeries, she’s faced more than anyone should have to. Now she’s back working, being a full-time mum and riding her horses, doing the things she loves. I’m doing this run in support of her and everything she’s been through. Plus, I reckon she’ll get a little kick out of watching me suffer 😂😂 Love you, Cinny xx 🎀

We are hosting our event to raise awareness, support each other, and make a difference to the many women diagnosed with breast cancer every year.

For my SIL and family

Stay strong and positive . You can do this 💕

💗 To everyone going through cancer, and to our beautiful friends Marina and Belinda. 💗 Our hearts are with everyone facing the challenges of cancer. We send you all our love, strength, courage and hope as you navigate this difficult journey. You are never alone, and we hope you always feel surrounded by love, kindness and support. To our beautiful friends Marina and Belinda, we are thinking of you both and sending you the biggest hugs and all our love. May you find strength in the love of those around you, comfort on the hard days, and hope to carry you through each step of the way. Cancer affects not only those fighting it, but also the family and friends who stand beside them. May we continue to support one another, hold each other close, and never underestimate the power of love, friendship and compassion. Sending love, strength and healing thoughts to everyone affected by cancer. You are in our hearts, always. 💕🎗️

Sending you strength for the hard days and joy for the good ones. You’re not walking this alone.

Together we can support each other and make a difference ✨️

You’re never alone 🩷🎀

I’m a Breast Cancer Survivor and love holding fundraising events to support others who gave survived, those struggling their own battles and those who have lost loved ones along the way.

Our community is standing united for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Join us in supporting this important cause - together we can make a difference. 💗💗💗

At our Pink Ribbon Morning Tea, residents of Oran Park Retirement Village come together to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation. We enjoy a morning of friendship, conversation and community spirit while helping raise funds for an important cause. Our very own resident, Vicki, will be colouring her hair pink to help raise awareness and support breast cancer research. Thank you for your support and generosity. We look forward to sharing this special morning with you.

Celebrating the incredible women who make our world what it is. 💗 Women are strength, courage, love, resilience and so much more. They are mothers, daughters, sisters, grandmothers, friends, carers, leaders and the heart of so many families and communities. Without the women who came before us, none of us would be here today. Today, we honour every woman — those we have beside us, those we have lost, those currently fighting, and those who have bravely overcome. May we continue to support, uplift, celebrate and be them, not just today, but every day. For every woman. For every story. For every future. 💕

Without women, there would be no us. 💗 Celebrating the strength, courage and resilience of women everywhere, and standing together in support of those affected by cancer. 🎀 Women supporting women, today, tomorrow and always. 💗

For the women who have fighting, won and lost - this month honor's all the women who have dealt with this horrible disease

In loving memory of my sister Liz and for those undergoing treatment now (sister Tas) l wish you strength and send you love. 💕

Today we honour the women who are fighting, celebrate those who have survived, and remember the beautiful souls who are no longer with us. Your strength, courage and stories matter. You are never alone. 💕 Let’s continue to raise awareness, support one another and remind every woman to check her breasts and never ignore a change.

To everyone currently going through breast cancer, this is for you. To those facing the fear, uncertainty and challenges that come with a diagnosis, we see you. To those fighting through treatment, having difficult days and finding strength when you feel like you have none left, you are stronger than you know. And to those who have come through the other side, your strength, courage and resilience are something to be celebrated. To those who have lost someone they love, we remember them too. This fundraiser is for every person affected by breast cancer. For the fighters, the survivors, the families, the friends and the loved ones standing beside them. We hope that by coming together as a community, we can help create a future where breast cancer no longer takes the people we love. From all of us at Pannawonica Onetree, we stand with you.

In loving memory of our beautiful friend, Tamara Atkinson. We are raising funds in Tamara’s memory and in honour of all our family, friends and loved ones whose lives have been touched by breast cancer. Tamara will always hold a special place in our hearts, and through our YellowScone Pink Ribbon Day, we hope to turn our love and memories of her into something that can help others. For Tamara, for those we’ve lost, for those fighting, and for the families and friends walking beside them. Forever remembered, forever loved. 🩷

Participating following my own journey with triple negative breast cancer 2023-2024 from a BRAC2 mutation, to acknowledge the prevention measures undertaken by my sister following her genetic testing results, and in honour of my Nanna who travelled her own journey.

We're hoping to raise more than last year on our annual pink ribbon breakfast

We’re coming together as a community this Pink October in the hope that our contribution can make someone’s journey a little easier 🎀💕

For our loved ones who we miss x

For the mothers, daughters, sisters, partners, friends, colleagues and loved ones impacted by breast cancer. Today we wear pink, raise awareness, and stand together in support of a future where no one has to face breast cancer alone. 🎀 In memory, in hope, and in solidarity. 💗

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and it's also the birthday month of my most precious human, my husband. As he turns 30 this year, I am hosting an event as a tribute to his ace 20s and to raise funds for this great cause.

Thank you for an amazing contribution yo our event

Asking for donations isn’t easy for me — it actually makes me uncomfortable — but if a few awkward moments from me can help save someone’s life, I’ll take that hit. That’s what Pink Ribbon is about, and we can face that discomfort together. 💗

I’m fundraising for every woman in my life who has faced the beast that is breast cancer — for those who fought, endured, and thankfully came out the other side. But most of all, I’m doing this in memory of our dear family and friend, Jenny Di Blasi. Jenny was deeply loved and such an important part of our lives. She fought breast cancer with everything she had, right until her very last breath. Losing her is something that stays with us, and she is at the heart of why this fundraiser means so much to me. Every dollar raised, every pink shirt worn, every game played, every cake baked and every donation made is for the women we love who have faced breast cancer — and especially for Jenny. For the women who have fought and won. For those still fighting. And for the beautiful women, like Jenny, who should still be here. For Jenny. Always remembered, always loved. 🩷

My "why" for supporting the National Breast Cancer Awareness Breakfast is deeply personal. A few years before her passing, my grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer. She showed incredible strength throughout her journey, undergoing chemotherapy and a mastectomy as part of her treatment. While breast cancer was not the cause of her passing, witnessing the physical and emotional challenges she faced left a lasting impact on me and my family. She is a soldier. Supporting breast cancer awareness is my way of honouring her resilience, raising awareness, and helping to support those who are currently facing their own diagnosis and treatment journey. This cause is close to my heart, and I am proud to be involved in the National Breast Cancer Awareness Breakfast.

This cause is very close to my heart because my Mum is a breast cancer survivor, and I am so grateful for all of the support and resources that we received as a family, throughout and after treatment from many different healthcare workers. So I am dedicating this event to my Mum for being an incredible and inspiring role model, and for being the wonderful, kind, loving, funny and strong woman that she is. As well as our family, friends who were our support system, those currently bravely fighting, and the beautiful, strong people that we have lost.

We’re so grateful to be able to use our little corner of the events world to raise awareness, bring people together and contribute to something bigger than us with a little bit of Luxe, and a whole lot of heart. 💗

💗 WHY THIS MEANS SO MUCH TO US 🎀 This one is a little closer to home. We’re doing our Pink Ribbon Breakfast in honour of our beautiful Mum, who has faced the challenges and struggles of breast cancer. Watching someone you love go through this is something you never forget. 💗 So we’re doing our little bit to help support breast cancer research. Any support is welcomed with open arms — whether you join us, donate, share or simply spread the word. Thank you for standing with our family. 🎀💗

I am honored to host a special event in memory of my incredible Mum, who bravely fought against cancer. Her strength, love, and resilience continue to inspire all of us who knew her.

We are hosting in hope that our contribution helps make someone’s journey better.

We tribute and stand alongside our patients, families, friends and loved ones impacted by breast cancer. We’re proud to take part in Pink Ribbon Day and do our part to raise awareness, support vital research and show our care for everyone affected by this disease. Every conversation, contribution and gesture of support can make a difference. We are proud to stand with our community.

We are hosting in hope that our contribution helps make someone’s journey better.

Im hosting in honour of my great grandmother Margrette, and all the others out there suffering with breast cancer

🩷🩷🩷 I just want to help in someway to get all Patients and their Families through to the other side of their treatment and on to recovery. 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷 RC, AM, LB

Hosting this event for my mum, Isabel, and all those we’ve lost. It is also for those living with breast cancer today, the survivors, the carers and anyone whose life continues to be affected by breast cancer.

We’re excited to be taking part in Pink Ribbon Day for the first time! 🩷 We’re proud to stand alongside those affected by breast cancer and do our part to raise funds, spread awareness and show our support. Every little bit counts, and we’re grateful to be part of such a meaningful cause. 🎀

Nat was diagnosed on 26th June with HER-2 triple-positive breast cancer in her left breast. It was found through a routine mammogram. Even though the lump appeared small, Nat chose to have a bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction. The surgery took place on the 25th August and the final biopsy results showed an 11mm tumour with clean margins and clear lymph nodes. Due to healing complications on the left breast Nat underwent 2 more surgeries on the 12th and 14th September, resulting in the implant in the left breast being removed and replaced with an expander. Nat will start Chemotherapy late October (date pending on healing) which will include 4 to 6 rounds + 12 months of an accompanying chemotherapy medication. Due to the HER-2 triple-positive diagnosis Nat will need to take hormone-blocking medication for 5-7 years after treatment is finished.

This is our first time taking part in Pink Ribbon Day, and we’re proud to stand beside everyone affected by breast cancer. We’re raising funds, spreading awareness and showing our support—one small step, with a whole lot of heart. 🩷

Whether you're here for a coffee, a conversation, or to contribute, thank you for being part of the day. 💗

💗 A Tribute to My Daughter & Friends Breast cancer has touched my life in a very personal way through my beautiful daughter and several dear friends. Watching my daughter face breast cancer while planning her wedding, going through chemotherapy and even getting married during treatment showed me a strength and courage I will never forget. I’m incredibly grateful that she has now finished her treatment and can look forward to the future. 💗 To my wonderful friends who have also faced breast cancer — I celebrate your courage, strength and resilience. I’m holding this Pink Ribbon Breakfast to honour these amazing women and to help support research, prevention and support for others facing this journey. 🎀 For my daughter. For my friends. For every woman affected by breast cancer. Together, let’s turn pink into hope. 💗

Hosting a lunch to hopefully raise some money to help breast cancer reasearch

Kristen, you’re rewriting what courage looks like. You fight with humour, you heal with grit, and you shine with a spirit that refuses to dim. Cancer picked the wrong woman. You are proof that resilience has a heartbeat, laughter is a weapon, and hope is a muscle that grows stronger every day. Keep going. We’re beside you, cheering for you, believing in you, and celebrating the warrior you are becoming.

This brunch is in memory of my darling friend, Therese. She made the world a better place and is missed greatly. She was a lady that gave strength to all and truly lived by her Christian values. This brunch is also for Michelle and Melanie, both living with breast cancer.

You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience by which you really stop to look fear in the face !

Hosting a morning brunch at my workplace for hopefully 20-40 people. Honored to take part and donate towards the breast cancer foundation

Hosting a morning tea for the 8 ladies from the Dubbo office (past and present) that have battled cancer.

I’m proud to host my 4th Afternoon Tea fundraiser. I was diagnosed June 2020 . These funds raised will help the 56 Australians diagnosed every day . Stay strong to all those fighting this battle 🩷🩷

I’m so proud to be hosting my first Pink Ribbon Breakfast at my work - Skypark Cairns this year, in loving memory of my beautiful Aunty and Gran, who I sadly lost to breast cancer this past year. 💗 I’m raising my cup for them, for the 56 Australians diagnosed every day, and for every family affected by breast cancer. 🎀☕️

We’re thrilled to be hosting our first Pink Ribbon Morning Tea at Ray White Bendigo! 💗 As a proudly female-led team, we want to show our support for all women affected by breast cancer, while coming together to raise much-needed funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation. A morning to connect, enjoy some delicious treats and, most importantly, support a cause that means so much to so many. 🎀

At Halla Wellness, we believe in women supporting women. We’re proud to be hosting our first Pink Ribbon Morning Tea, bringing our little community together to support those affected by breast cancer and raise funds for vital research—because together, even a small community can make a meaningful difference. 🩷🎀

Erin Batterham Super Loved Absolutely Gorgeous Hornbag!!!

We are so thrilled and proud to be hosting our first Pink Ribbon event in support of the National Breast Cancer Foundation and all women affected by breast cancer every day. My mum is a breast cancer survivor and this is a cause very close to my heart. Sending strength and hope to all women affected and their families 💖

I'm really excited to host my first annual Ladies High Tea! I haven't been personally affected by breast cancer but I work as a remedial massage therapist and yoga teacher and have cared for many women during their breast cancer treatment and post treatment. Women's health has become incredibly important to me and it's hugely satisfying to support women through their more challenging stages of life. Raising funds for breast cancer research is just another way I'd like to show solidarity. Women supporting women!

Our second year holding a pink ribbon breakfast. A cause so close to my heart as my best friend survived her battle with breast cancer 5 years ago at age 31. The strongest woman I know, her strength was truely remarkable.

In 2024 Andrea Dawson discovered a lump in her breast. Like many women, she did not have it investigated immediately. By the time she did, the cancer had progressed to Triple Negative Breast Cancer 3a, placing her in the fight of her life. Now in remission, Andrea wants to remind those currently in treatment that they are not alone, don't let this beat you, Fight Back!

In every chapter of my life, there has been a beautiful, strong, kind, loving and resilient woman beside me,holding my hand, lifting me up, teaching me, believing in me and helping shape me into the man I am today. My mother. My grandmother. My sister. My idols. My best friends. My greatest supporters. My teachers. And the countless incredible women who have touched my life in ways they may never realise. I owe so much of who I am to the women who have loved me, guided me and stood beside me. 1 in 7 is just not good enough.. I am doing this for them

In support of my dearest friend Wendy, we've got this!! For all those affected and fighting the fight, keep strong xx

To every Survivor fighter family member friend and loved one affected by breast cancer we see you we stand with you and we honour your strengths

I am doing this to support every patient & their families that I have cared for over the past 20 plus years at the Mater Hospital, for you and the ones that have sadly passed. Every little bit of support goes along way in your journey.

To every Survivor fighter family member friend and loved one affected by breast cancer we see you we stand with you and we honour your strengths 🩷

In loving memory of those we’ve lost, with hope and strength for those still fighting. May we continue to support, remember and stand together. 🩷

I am happy to be a part of such a worthy cause. My business has pink logo's; my work car is pink& named "Pinky". We wear pink shirts to work every day to honour the brave women fighting every day. Love to you all ladies.

Dearly missed

I memory of my mum we lost her in April 2014

We have had many of our staff and family members who have been diagnosed with breast Cancer so close to our hearts. We would like to help to find the cure and raise awareness for eveyone.

A Journey of Courage, Hope and Love 💗🎀 I will never forget the moment I learned that my dear friend had been diagnosed with breast cancer. The fear of losing her immediately kicked in, and my heart was filled with sadness and worry, But watching her journey has taught me so much about strength, courage, and hope. Despite the challenges she has faced, she continues to fight, smile, and live a beautiful and meaningful life. Her courage inspires me every day. Today, I want to turn that fear into hope and support. 💗 I am organising this event to help breast cancer patients in our community and to provide support and services they need throughout their journey. Please join me in supporting this meaningful cause. Every contribution, no matter how small, can make a difference. Together, we can show breast cancer patients that they are not alone. 🎀🙏 Let’s stand together, spread hope, and make a difference. 💕

Writing 💗 For every woman. For every family. For every survivor. Today, I stand with the 56 Australians diagnosed with breast cancer every single day. 🎀 To those currently fighting, those who have won their battle, those still facing the uncertainty, and those we have sadly lost — you are not alone. Your strength, courage and resilience inspire us all. Thinking of the families and loved ones who walk this journey beside them too. 💗 Let’s continue to raise awareness, support research, encourage regular checks and never underestimate the importance of early detection. 56 diagnoses every day is 56 too many. Together, let’s keep fighting for a future where breast cancer no longer takes our loved ones. 🎀💗 #BreastCancerAwareness #56TooMany #PinkRibbon #BreastCancerSupport #EarlyDetection #TogetherWeCan

We are hosting a morning tea in support of our lovely colleague Jenine Mathers who was diagnosed this year suddenly, like many others with this horrible disease. Jenine has spent her career supporting students, her colleagues, family and friends and it is now time for us to support her. So from all of us at OSS, we care, we miss you and we know you will beat this! Love Fran from O.S.S.S.C

This is a charity very close to my heart. It has been two years since the passing of my best friend and beautiful wife, Jill. There is not one day that goes by that I don’t miss her. On a personal level, January and February are especially difficult, holding memories of her birthday and our wedding anniversary. Cancer is an insidious disease that doesn’t discriminate. It’s important that you have the necessary checks to ensure you do everything you can to protect yourself from cancer and we continue the vital research to cure this disease. We caught the cancer early, and it allowed us to share many wonderful years together despite the diagnosis. To those going through the same journey as Jill did, don’t let cancer define you as a person. Jill refused to let cancer stop her from doing everything she wanted, and achieving life goals. She got her nursing degree, treated patients and finally learnt to ride a motorbike, all while undergoing treatment. I am so proud of the life she lived, and so grateful for the time we shared.

I’m hosting a breakfast for my sister to help raise money and awareness and to also give a little back to everyone who helped in my sisters journey 💕

As a woman, a sister to three women, and someone who has seen friends and extended family face breast cancer, this cause is deeply personal to me. To every woman living with breast cancer, recovering from it, or carrying the fear of a diagnosis: you are seen, you are heard, and your experience matters. Cancer can take so much—your sense of security, parts of your body, the ability to breastfeed as you had hoped, and sometimes a piece of how you once saw yourself. There can also be fear and anxiety around appointments, testing, treatment, and whether you will be treated with the dignity, respect and care you deserve. I want my voice to stand alongside those courageously fighting, those who have overcome breast cancer, and the beautiful rays of sunshine we have sadly lost

This year I am hosting for 2 of my best friends Jenny & Di, they were diagnosed with BC within the same year, it was such a challenging time for them. Our girlfriend group is one of those rare 20 plus years of women who have supported each other through life’s most challenging moments as well as life’s most beautiful. It is my honour to be hosting a garden party high tea for them this October.

To all of the beautiful brave women who have had a breast cancer diagnosis … we support you every step of this journey and into recovery 🩷🩷🙏🏻🙏🏻😇😇

Tonight, we honour every woman and man who has faced breast cancer — those who have fought, those still fighting, and those we remember with love. We celebrate the strength, courage and resilience of survivors, and remember the lives that have touched ours and been taken too soon. Together, we stand in support of the Breast Cancer Foundation and the hope for a future where no family has to experience the heartbreak of breast cancer. 🎀

To the incredible nurses, Emergency Department staff and Oncology Team at Mackay Base Hospital, From the deepest part of my heart, thank you. During some of the most difficult and vulnerable moments of my cancer journey, you have cared for me with compassion, patience, kindness and dignity. You don’t simply administer treatments, give medications, check observations or do your jobs—you care for the person lying in that bed or sitting in that treatment chair. When I have been frightened, exhausted, nauseous, in pain or simply having a difficult day, there has been a reassuring voice, a gentle hand, a smile or someone willing to go that little bit further to make things easier. To every nurse who has cared for me, every member of the Emergency Department who has helped me when I’ve needed urgent care, and my wonderful Oncology Team walking beside me through chemotherapy and treatment: thank you for being part of my journey. I believe God places people in our lives exactly when we need them, and I am incredibly grateful that He placed all of you along my path. You may see many patients every day, but please know that to those of us receiving your care, you are remembered. Your kindness matters. Your compassion matters. Your patience matters. And the work you do matters more than you may ever realise. From one very grateful patient, thank you for helping me continue running my race. May God bless each and every one of you. With all my love and gratitude, Petroné ♥️

Love to support this cause in honour of of my late grandmother, much love and strength to all that have been battling and those who we have lost x

So happy to help raise funds for this worthy cause. Love to all who are fighting the battle. Stay Strong ❤️

To everyone touched by cancer — past and present — your courage is felt, your strength is admired, and your story matters.

Thank you to everyone supporting this cause. I am personally grateful, let’s work together for better outcomes for all. I am recovering from stage 3 TNBC diagnosed at 39, and still here thanks to all of the amazing work that has gone into fighting this disease. All my love. Renee

Sharing my love to all family & friends within our community who are supporting each other through their Cancer Journey 💖🌼🙏🤍🕊️

my beautiful mum passed from metastatic breast cancer in 2017 she was given stage 4 as soon as it was found she had breast cancer we were given 2 years with her she managed to last 3 years with me by her side she never complained of anything would have been nice to have more help but due to her being 74 we didnt get much help sorry to say no matter who gets cancer they all she have the help they need

5 o'clock wave 👋 is happy to be apart of this great cause. We need to help as much as we can every little bit helps

Every woman I speak to knows someone who has battled breast cancer, or has themselves. I love the support this community surrounds each other in and I am proud to participate every year.

Lost my guardian angel when I was only a baby… I’ll do whatever I can to find a cure Nanny Sandra 🩷

I was diagnosed with breast cancer 17.11.23 right-side mastectomy 22.2.2024, I have 3daughters, 3nieces, sister, mum, aunties, cousins, friends who i would like them to avoid going through breast cancer... Ill do any fundraising events I can to help raising money for cancer research I started my own foundation Tassie Tree of Life, predominantly fundraising events for organisations that have impacted my life over the past 8yrs strokes breast cancer mental health bipolar diagnosis

To all the amazing women who have battled, are battling, or will one day face breast cancer: your strength is extraordinary, your courage is inspiring, and your fight matters. Together, we stand united in support, awareness, and hope. 💖

Hi I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 2024 . I am very blessed that I was diagnosed early and given treatment . I am thankful to my creator the most for giving me the health again. I am thankful to my family and friends, my team of health care providers to support me through my illness . My mother had metastatic cancer and unfortunately we couldn’t find primary. When I went through the treatment, every moment reminded me of her . I want to raise funds and help the researchers to make breast cancer to be ultimately treatable cancer . My motto is Staying positive and working to achieve the target

🩷 Who are you saving the Boo-Bees for? This October, I'm saving the Boo-Bees for my Nan. 💗 Like so many of you, breast cancer has touched my family. I know many of our wonderful customers have also been affected—whether it's your mum, nan, sister, daughter, partner, friend or someone close to your heart. That's why we've created our Trib-Bee Wall. Throughout October, we invite you to leave the name of someone you're honouring, remembering or standing beside. Together, we'll create a wall filled with love, hope and strength, a reminder that no one faces this journey alone. Every message matters. Every donation makes a difference. 🌸 Together we bloom. Together we fight. 🩷🐝

Feeling blessed that l To all my loved ones who have fought breast cancer l feel blessed to be able to help raise funds for further research and hope the next generation are spared this disease.

I went through breast cancer in 2022 and have now been clear for 4 years. It was a rough journey so I just want to help others on their journey and try to make it a little easier. I’ve been doing my fundraiser for the last 4 years and it’s an absolute blast. I’m doing Pink Cowgirl theme this year and I’m so excited. Let’s kick cancer butt ladies🩷🩷🩷

I am hosting my Pink Ribbon Trivia after my own diagnosis. It’s my opportunity to give back and raise funds and awareness of this horrible disease.

To all the amazing women out there who have struggled with or are in the process of dealing with breast cancer we are all fighting for you.

To all those who have survived, still fighting or have lost their battle, sending so much love to all!

To my family member who this disease has taken this week, my heart is broken

I am donating because my mum is a breast cancer survivor, and I have decided to raise funds for this wonderful cause to help others facing the same journey. Twenty-four years ago, my mum was diagnosed with breast cancer. Thanks to the generosity of people who donated to breast cancer research and support services, she received the care and treatment she needed and is still with us today. For that, I will be forever grateful. Now it’s my turn to give back. I hope that by raising funds, we can help provide hope, support, and life-saving research for others, so that more families can have the precious gift of time with the people they love.

I am doing this for the 5 woman close to me who have been affected by Breast Cancer. My Beautiful Judy is just starting her BC journey. 💖

I am hosting this year for all my family and friends who have fought breast cancer

This one's for my lovely mum, taken far too soon. 🩷

Thinking of all loved ones sadly taken and those who are fighting... lets all get together and find a cure