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Tracie
Dearly missed
Natasha Muller
I memory of my mum we lost her in April 2014
Pimpama State Secondary college
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.
Divina
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. 💕
Elizabeth Leppien
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
Jenine Mathers
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
Adam Crouch
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.
Jess
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 💕
Alivia Dalla Costa
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
Bel Russo
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.
Cathy
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 🩷🩷🙏🏻🙏🏻😇😇
Basilico Whyalla
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. 🎀
Petroné
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 ♥️
Rebecca
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
Rosi Sanders
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.
Renee Saundercock
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
Bronwen English
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
Donna Broadley
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.
Bri
Lost my guardian angel when I was only a baby… I’ll do whatever I can to find a cure Nanny Sandra 🩷
Kaz Rossendell
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
Samm Shef
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. 💖
Seema Ghafoor
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
Sarah Gammon- Jambinu
🩷 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.
Jen Irvine
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🩷🩷🩷
Simone Johnston
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.
Anita Ward
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!
Leanne McKay
To my family member who this disease has taken this week, my heart is broken
Maja
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.
Vickie
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. 💖
Julie Wells
I am hosting this year for all my family and friends who have fought breast cancer
Laura
This one's for my lovely mum, taken far too soon. 🩷
Sharon Dobson
Thinking of all loved ones sadly taken and those who are fighting... lets all get together and find a cure



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.