We are hosting our morning tea for all the people we know in our community who we have lost, who are currently fighting and who are on the road to recovery

My beautiful cousin, you have been through so much, and you have done it in your way. With a smile on your face, not sugar coating anything and soldiering on, determined to beat this. And you have! You are an inspiration. Love you.

🎀 McHugh Steel is proudly hosting our Pink Ribbon Bake-Off tomorrow morning! We’re so excited to come together as a team, share some delicious treats, and raise funds in support of the incredible work of the National Breast Cancer Foundation. 💗

We are pleased to hosted our first Tai Chi and Supper event to support breast cancer research. For our families. For our friends. For our students. For everyone impacted be cancer. 🌸

“Together we stand, together we fight, together we hope. For every survivor, every fighter, and every angel — we will never stop believing in a cure. 💞”

I am so grateful to the doctors and nurses and admin staff who have cared for me during my Breast Cancer journey. They made the whole process so much more manageable with their smiles and special attention to my every need, Buderim Private Hospital and Sunshine Coast Hematology and Radiology Clinic, SOHOC, and Genises Care Buderim. My team of doctors have been wonderful. Cindy McKenzie group, Berlie Bras, Boody Bras, Tracy G, Coles, Cotton Tree Pharmacy. All my friends and family, especially my partner.

Working in a surgical ward we see patients from all walks of life battling breast cancer - the beautiful lady who trained me up for my role, recently lost her fight. And boy did she fight!! This wall is dedicated to our patients, our colleagues and on a personal level my grandmother who died when I was 4. To all these brave warriors!! We’re lucky to live in the best country in the world where we have access to all sorts of support and resources. My grandmother didn’t so I done this in her honor every year and am so proud that Westmead Private Hospital supports this cause as well.

Fight the good fight. Light a candle for those no longer with us and praise the good lord that those working tirelessly for a cure can edge close to that dream.

With hope

Be strong if you’re diagnosed with breast cancer 🩷 yes God willing you will defeat it 😊

Supporting everyone who has been or going through breast cancer and thinking of everyone who has been lost to cancer. Praying for a brighter future. 💕

Doing something little for all those warriors fighting big fights!!

Supporting mums everywhere.

This is our second year hosting the Pink Ribbon Breakfast, showing our support for life-saving breast cancer research through the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

🎀 In Honour of Two Incredible Women 🎀 We will wear pink, share laughs, and raise funds in support of breast cancer awareness but most importantly, we celebrate two amazing survivors who inspire me every day. 💗 Paula my beautiful sister-in-law, whose strength, grace, and courage through every challenge remind us all what true resilience looks like. 💗 Mandy my work bestie, whose positivity, bravery, singing and humour have carried her and all of us through the toughest times. You are both living proof that hope is stronger than fear, and that love, courage, and community make all the difference. We honour you today and always for surviving, inspiring, and reminding us that pink isn’t just a colour… it’s a symbol of strength. 💖 #PinkRibbonMorning #Hope #Strength #Survivors

We are hosting a Morning Tea on the 23rd to support and help raise vital funds for breast cancer research and those affected by this disease. We wear pink in honour, we gather in hope, and we stand together for a future free from breast cancer. 💕

I hosted a brunch with my nearest and dearest. It was aimed at raising funds for clinical trials in Stage 4 Triple Negative Breast Cancer. What I am currently living with and fighting with all my strength. 🩷

We are hosting a PINK morning tea for all faculty. We are here to support all people who have been effected by the heartbreaking affects of breast cancer.

I’m hosting a Morning Tea for friends and family to promote awareness!

We are hosting an all day event at our fodder shop in Gawler, South Australia. Everyone knows at least one person touched by breast cancer. If we can help just one person, then we’ve made a difference!

We are hosting a breakfast at Europa on Alma on 30 October. The response has been heartening!

Hi We are hosting a pink ribbon beaskfast in support for our daughter in law and to the National Breast Cancer Foundation who do a fantastic work

I'm hosting a work brunch to raise awareness & funds for the NBCF. It hits home hard for me, because my best friend has just been diagnosed with breast cancer at a relatively young age. Don't put it off, check your chest!

Thanks to the amazing team from wodonga hospital theatres and day procedure units. Your support means so much.

Hi, I'm hosting a morning tea at IRT Five Islands Court on Thursday the 30th of October to raise awareness. My goal is to raise $500 for the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) to support vital breast cancer research. Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer amongst women in Australia, and it's estimated that 1 in 7 women will be diagnosed in their lifetime. Every dollar counts.

We are hosting a morning tea tomorrow to honour our beautiful work colleague Nana, who recently passed away from breast cancer at the delicate age of 35. Gone too soon Nana. We all miss you xx

I’m hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast on 30/10/25 to support all those affected by Breast Cancer

Our Pink Ribbon Breakfast Team is hosting on the 30th, to raise money for the wonderful work this foundation does.

Our Traralgon teams Pink Ribbon Morning Tea on Monday 20th October.

We are raising funds to support the 58 women diagnosed with breast cancer every day.

Thank you everyone. A very important cause

I was diagnose with stage 3 breast cancer in July 2022. It came as a huge surprise as there is no breast cancer in our family history. While the mastectomy and reconstruction, together with radiation were tough, the after effects of medication for 5+ years and the damage caused by radiation and chemo are longer term, and really challenging some days. I am blessed to have an incredibly supportive husband, my cancer buddies (cancer survivors), daughters and supportive friends. Give generously whatever you can because every $ makes a difference.

It is so important to know your breasts, any little changes go to a GP the next day, don’t put it off, don’t think it’s nothing, don’t think I’m too busy - this decision could save your life! It saved mine. Early detection can make a huge difference 💖

I am 33 years old. On the 22nd of October 2024, I was diagnosed with Grade 3 aggressive breast cancer. My cancer was hormone-driven and therefore because I hadn’t had children yet, I needed to firstly undergo IVF treatment for 3 weeks before beginning chemotherapy treatment. I then started chemotherapy on the 25th November 2024, receiving double-strength doses every fortnight on the Friday, whilst also using a cold cap to help prevent hair loss during treatment. After four rounds of double doses, I had a full body scan and this showed the treatment was working and the 6.5cm tumour was shrinking. The decision was made to change the treatment sessions to weekly and single doses. This continued for a further 5 months, whilst I also maintained utilising the cold cap to retain as much hair as possible, this became harder to use as my hair lessened. I struggled with the physical changes that my body was going through; losing my hair, gaining weight and the side effects that came with the medications and chemotherapy. This heavily impacted on my emotional well being, to overcome and cope with these all changes. Once I completed chemotherapy in early March 2025, I had a 6 week gap of no treatment to allow my body to recover before surgery. I had the surgery to remove my breast and lymph nodes in April. After 6 weeks I returned to work and then had to start radiation treatment for three weeks, every night after work. Following radiation treatment, a scan revealed that the cancer had spread to my lungs, meaning I now need ongoing medication for the rest of my life, to minimise its growth. It is now my new normal, this includes monthly injections to put my ovaries on hold rather than removing them and everyday medication called hormone blockers. To maintain some normality and control of my life, I continued to work and study at University throughout all my treatments. This was very important to me to continue, prove determination and achieve my goals.

we are so proud to be raising money for breast cancer research, ensuring we can help to support all those diagnosed each and every day - in memory of those we have lost, those who are battling today and those who are in remission - We want to support the goal of finding a cure for now and future generations.

today we reached our initial Target and are heading to another one!!

Thank you for supporting me, a breast cancer survivor and giving hope to my niece Maddie who has just started her breast cancer journey at the young age of 30 and for the hope of new treatment for all others that may have to face the diagnosis of breast cancer. Please remember cancer doesn’t discriminate nor care how old you are 🌻

Judith having a Greatest Shave is a powerful show of support for breast cancer awareness and the Pink Ribbon Breakfast. Judith’s shave symbolises hope and solidarity, helping raise funds for vital research and services. Join us for a morning tea featuring pink-glazed cookies and cupcakes baked by children, celebrating community and kindness. You’re warmly invited to be part of the greatest shave and morning tea—together, we can make a real difference.

Since I was diagnosed in 2016 I have made it my goal to support and raise funds for NBCF so we can have zero deaths by 2030 and to honour all who continue to fight or have lost loved ones.

We're hosting a Pink Ribbon Morning Tea with pink donuts, in support of the 58 Australians everyday who are diagnosed with breast cancer. Sending our support to everyone in the battle, and their carers and loved ones.

Sending love and support to all those. Fighting, surviving and caring xo.

We're so glad to be able to help raise funds once again for breast cancer research! Sending lots of love to everyone fighting this awful disease

Sending Love and Support to everyone fighting

🎗Cancer Survivor – Janelle’s Story💗 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we’re proud to share the inspiring story of one of our own — Janelle, a valued member of our Windsor Leagues Club (WLC) team and a cancer survivor. Janelle has been part of the WLC family for over two and a half years. In January 2022, after discovering a lump and visiting the Hawkesbury Breast Check at Hawkesbury Hospital, Janelle was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her journey included: 💪 6 months of chemotherapy 💗 Surgery’s to remove tumours and lymph nodes 🌸 A skin graft and radiation treatment in 2023 Today, Janelle is cancer free and only requires annual scans 🙌 Her message to others: “It doesn’t matter how old you are — have regular checks, listen to your body, and stay positive. You can fight it.” This October, we’re proud to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) as our Charity of the Month. Join us at Windsor Leagues Club as we raise funds and awareness for breast cancer research. 💞 More information https://www.windsorleagues.com.au/event/october-is-breast-cancer-awareness-month/ #NBCF #BreastCancerAwareness #cancerfundraiser #BravestWarriors #CancerSurvivor #StrongerTogether

We are hosting a Pink Ribbon Morning Tea in support of the incredible women in our community whose lives have been touched by breast cancer and one of our own team members who is at the start of her own journey.

Today we double our target, hopefully we can reach it on Saturday by selling our raffle tickets.

The Women in Business community from Nhulunbuy proudly show our support for all Australians affected by breast cancer. To the 58 Australians diagnosed every day, we stand with you, may you find strength in your journey, and may the love and care of family and friends light your way. 💗 We honor those fighting, remember those we’ve lost, and support the incredible work of the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

We proudly support the NBCF! This goes out to all the people and families who have been effected by breast cancer. Your strength is inspiring!

Today we proudly stand in support of the National Breast Cancer Foundation — raising awareness, hope, and vital funds through our Pink Ribbon Breakfast. Every cup of coffee shared, every conversation started, and every ribbon worn helps move us closer to a future free from breast cancer. To all the brave women and men touched by this disease, and to the researchers, carers, families and friends who walk beside them — this morning, we honour you. Together, we’re turning pink into power, one breakfast at a time. 💕

At Campbelltown Catholic Club, we are hosting a Staff Pink Ribbon Breakfast to raise awareness and funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Staff will come together to honour and show support for the amazing women in our community who have faced Breast Cancer. We will continue to stand by their journey.

I am celebrating being cancer free and have done two fundraisers this October in honour of my dear friend Jodie and other women we know fighting breast cancer now and all who are unfortunate to get this horrible disease. It changes your life and all around you and I hope our contribution helps make the goal of zero deaths by BC a reality very soon! So grateful for all the support and donations 🥹💕

We are hosting a Pink Ribbon Morning Tea in support of the incredible women in our community whose lives have been touched by breast cancer.

Holding our event in honour of: Joanne Shirley Moulton Survivors Cherie Moulton Tracey Quinn

The Nerang F45 community is getting excited to raise $$ for breast cancer research. Sadly most people know someone affected by this and we all want to help.

At Fernwood Shellharbour, we are coming together for PINK DAY in honour of everyone whose lives have been touched by breast cancer.

we are hosting a pink breakfast this year to shed light and knowledge on the importance of breast cancer awareness. it does not discriminate

Meet Delyse 🎀 Delyse is a local beauty whom after fighting fit through this breast cancer journey, moved to work in Alaska.. YOLO! I’ll be sharing her journey on the day!

Meet Fliss 🎀 Come on the day 25/10/25 to hear her story! We love you Fliss you absolute rockstar!

We are so excited planning a beautiful beach side picnic 🎀 25.10.25 9am Mermaid Beach

Because Breast cancer is indiscriminate and does not only affect women. Because too many lives are affected by it, either directly or indirectly Because we all deserve a cure

At Mainfreight, family is one of our core values — and that means showing up for each other in times of need. This October, we’re holding a fundraiser to support those affected by breast cancer. Whether it's a friend, a colleague, or a loved one, we’ve all been touched in some way.

The last 12 months have changed my life. From Stage 4 metastatic to living life to the fullest today, anything I can do to help others while I can - this is my mission.

We are holding 4 Pink Ribbon breakfasts this month, in each of our main offices.

In memory of my aunty Traudel and Ilse

I am trying to raise awareness and funds this year by sharing my story.

It my first year doing this for my community in Mitchell Shire, Victoria. Helping our community to connect, share and support.

Each year, I host a pink ribbon breakfast because it’s a cause close to my heart, and I want to make a real difference to Australians affected by breast cancer. The National Breast Cancer Foundation has one vision - Zero Deaths from breast cancer. Together we can help them get there.

🌷 Dedicated with Love Breast cancer touches too many lives—58 new diagnoses every single day in Australia. Behind each number is someone’s mum, sister, partner, brother, or friend. For me, it’s deeply personal—I have friends and family who have faced this battle and come out the other side as survivors. 🌸 This post is dedicated to them, and to everyone still fighting. We honour your strength, your courage, and your stories. You inspire us to keep raising awareness, funds, and hope. 💞 #58EveryDay #WeStandWithYou #BreastCancerAwareness

Multotec is excited to be hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast on Thursday, 30 October at Berrinba in support of the Cancer Council’s Pink Ribbon campaign, helping raise awareness and vital funds for breast cancer research and support services.

We’re proud to host a Pink Ribbon Breakfast in support of the incredible women in our community and the colleagues, friends, and families whose lives have been touched by breast cancer. As a female-only professional community, we stand together to raise awareness, show our support, and play our part in changing the future of breast cancer through research and early detection.

We’re honoured to host a Pink Ribbon Morning Tea in support of the incredible women in our community and colleagues whose lives have been touched by breast cancer. Together, as a female-only community, we stand to raise awareness, show our support, and play our part in changing the future of breast cancer. 💕🎀

We are holding this 'Pink Ribbon Lunch' in honour of all our colleagues and their loved ones who are suffering and who have gained their angel wings. Together we are raising funds for breast cancer research and spreading awareness for the whole of October in hope to create a future without Breast Cancer!

On the 8 August this year I received the news that I had Breast Cancer. I am fundraising for all the women who are going through cancer, who have survived and for those that loss the battle. It doesn’t discriminate and I would love to see in the future that there are no deaths from cancer.

💗 St Andrew’s Ipswich Surgical Services Team Tribute 💗 This year, our team at St Andrew’s Hospital in Ipswich is proudly holding our annual Morning Tea Bake Sale on the 8th of October in support of the National Breast Cancer Foundation. We are dedicating this fundraiser to one of our own staff members, a valued colleague and friend, who is courageously still fighting this disease. Their strength, resilience, and positivity inspire us every single day, and we want them to know they are not fighting alone. Each year, our ward comes together nurses, doctors, management, and staff across the hospital baking treats, making craft items, and creating raffle hampers from our own pockets, all with one goal: to raise vital funds for breast cancer research. In 2024, we raised $5,166.40. This year, in honor of our colleague, we are aiming higher over $6,000 to help bring hope to all those affected and move closer to a future free of breast cancer. Every cake baked, every raffle ticket sold, and every dollar raised is a tribute to those who fight, those we’ve lost, and those who continue to inspire us. 💕

We are hosting this event this year in honour of 2 of our colleagues diagnosed this past 12 months, to help raise awareness, funds and community support to everyone walking this journey. We will focus on education, awareness and the importance of hope.

We are hosting this event in honour of our colleagues and their loved ones. Together, we’re raising funds for world-class breast cancer research, with the goal of saving lives and creating a brighter future for all.

Every day, 58 Australians hear the words “you have breast cancer.” At Minlaton Foodland, we stand with them, their families, and our local community - and proudly support NBCF’s mission to create a future free from breast cancer. 💗

For all those who have/had breast cancer we will try and reach our goal and push even harder to exceed it.

I am a survivor of Breast Cancer so far but good friends have not been so lucky! Raising funds for research in memory of Ana Ferguson

This year, Emesent is proud to support the Pink Ribbon Fundraiser to help raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research and support services. This cause is especially meaningful to us, as one of our team members is currently going through their own battle with breast cancer. We stand with them and with everyone affected, offering our support, strength, and hope. Every ribbon, every conversation, and every donation counts.

On Wednesday 24th September 2025, Milestones Eatons Hill organised a Pink Ribbon Morning Tea in honor of a family going through breast cancer and a survivor.

To my incredible friends who are survivors of breast cancer – your strength, courage, and resilience inspire me every single day. 💗 I’m raising funds in honor of you and for all those who have been affected by this disease. Together, we can support life-changing research, provide hope, and move closer to a future where breast cancer no longer takes lives. This fundraiser is for you, and for every warrior, survivor, and loved one touched by breast cancer.

At Dovida Melbourne Inner South & Bayside, we are participating in Pink Ribbon Day and looking forward to raising alot of funds to help such a worthy cause

Our child friendly cafe will do it's best to gather funds for this wonderful cause. We hope to not only reach our goal but to exceed it.

We are dedicated and passionate about our work as breast cancer nurses at Frances Perry House. We are hoping to once again, reach (and exceed) our fundraising goal for NBCF. Our support, along with many others, allows NBCF to continue to make major advancements in breast cancer research that will help our patients, our families, our friends and our communities, Kate and Deb.

I belong to a group of ladies that we had been touched by cancer. Our trainer and good friend Jennifer, also a survivor has been training us for the last 10 years, pro bono. I joined when I just finished my treatments and major surgery. This group of ladies have been so supportive and kind when I was frail and not very confident after been traumatised by the whole cancer journey. Today, after 8 years I’m happy to celebrate another year and another pink ribbon breakfast.

Our child friendly cafe will do it's best to gather funds for this wonderful cause. We hope to not only reach our goal but to exceed it.

“From all of us, we honor the fighters, celebrate the survivors, and remember those we’ve lost. Your courage and strength continue to inspire our team every day.”

We are doing this in honour of all the beautiful souls we’ve met along the way — our guests, our community, and their families. Some we’ve lost, some who continue to fight, and many who inspire us every day with their bravery.

Thinking of all the men and women diagnosed, May you be supported through friends, family and our Country’s Healthcare System.

💚💛💜♥️🩵🖤🩷🩶🤎💙🤍🧡

💗 In Loving Memory of My Aunty 💗 I honour my mother’s sister, whose courage and love continue to inspire me. This Pink Ribbon Breakfast is dedicated to her and to all touched by breast cancer. 🌸

In loving memory of my beautiful mother-in-law, she was my friend

In loving memory of Susan Bloomfield, gone long ago but never forgotten. xxx

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Windsor RSL is proud to stand with our community in the fight against breast cancer. Breast cancer affects millions of lives every year — including our patients, families, friends, and colleagues. That’s why we’re raising funds and awareness to support life-saving research, early detection, and the incredible individuals currently battling this disease.

For All the times you stood by me for all the truth that you made me see for all the joy you brought to my life for all the wrong that you made right for every dream you made come true for all the love i found in you im everything i am Because You Loved Me

For those who have fought and won, those who are fighting and those who fought and lost. Every battle is heroic and admirable.

🩷For everyone who has fought, is fighting and all their loved ones. 🩷

Weare proud to announce that we are hosting and raising funds for breast cancer awareness and research. Breast cancer affects millions of lives every year — including our patients, families, friends, and colleagues. We believe that through awareness, early detection, and funding for critical research, we can help save lives and support those currently fighting this disease. Why are we doing this? Because every life matters. Because prevention and treatment start with awareness. Because no one should face breast cancer alone.

I'm hosting my first Sip, Sparkle & Support - Pink Ribbon Bubbles afternoon in support of our darling daughter Jo. Jo is going through her breast cancer journey.

I am hosting my Strike Me Pink Breast Cancer Brunch in honour of those who have and are suffering from this dreadful disease. I am one of the lucky ones having survived from multi-focal breast cancer for more than 20 years. It’s not an easy journey but with continued support, perseverance and research, this disease can be beaten. Thank you to everyone who continues to assist in supporting the NCBF and good luck to those diagnosed and undergoing treatment. Together a cure can be found. Be strong!

Hosting out first Pink Ribbon Tea supporting all those who have been affected.! This is my mum walking into hospital for her Mastectomy.! We are the lucky ones.!

I am hosting my 5th Zumba/Morning tea In honour of one my best friends Kate who is a breat cancer survivor, I believe every little bit helps.

Greetings, I am eager to contribute to this important cause. I was recently diagnosed with HER2-positive breast cancer and am currently undergoing treatment. I am committed to supporting this initiative in any way possible. Thank you for your dedication to this vital work.

I am hosting my 19th Pink Morning Tea to raise valuable funds for Breast Cancer in honour of my friend Lee. She gave her best fight to the end . I also want to acknowledge not only women but also men can suffer from this non discriminating Cancer. Let's do our best to make a difference in the future sooner than later. 💕

We are hosting our Caring Hearts buffet breakfast in honour of my beautiful sister Melissa Who has been going through the brest cancer journey 💕

This provides an opportunity for us all to focus on breast cancer and its impact on those affected by the disease in our community. West Hotel Sydney will host a morning tea for their team members to raise as much money as possible!

My friend took on this struggle so bravely. She has been very matter of fact about her diagnosis, treatment and post treatment care. She has said repeatedly that she was helped by the breast cancer nurses. It is in her honour that I undertake this fundraiser.

Hosting our afternoon tea in honour of our beautiful friend, Sandi, who left us too soon.

This October will be two years since the passing of my beautiful mother. I love you Mum lets make a better future for all other woman.

My grandmother past away a couple of months ago with cancer, lets fight this cause together to help find a cure

Together we can do it

We fight this fight together ❤️

You are not alone in this journey. be kind to yourself

For my friends, workmates and all women who have been diagnosed with Breast Cancer.

You are not alone and together we can support one another and fight this and fundraise to support a great cause - "YOU GOT THIS"

In June 2023 I was diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer which resulted in seven months of treatment, learning my cancer was hereditary thanks to a faulty BRCA2 gene, and undergoing two major surgeries. Thanks to genetic testing, we learnt my sister is also genetically susceptible. I had the most wonderful support team and am hosting a Pink Ribbon Morning Tea at my work to celebrate my fantastic outcomes and let others know they are supported.

To my friends fighting the fight. I raise this money and fundraise with you and your health in mind. You’ve got this girls

On the 26th of September 2024, at the age of 27, I was diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer. I am wanting to turn lemons into lemonade and use my story to help raise vital funds for breast cancer research and help the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) towards their vision of Zero Deaths from breast cancer. Throughout my journey, I have had an incredible support system. I am hosting a Pink Ribbon Morning Tea not only to fundraise but also to celebrate the end of my cancer treatment with my nearest and dearest.

This month, we come together as a practice and a community to honour the incredible strength of those touched by breast cancer. Together, we stand in support, in remembrance, and in hope for a future free from breast cancer. — With love and solidarity, The Team at Cronulla Medical Practice 🌸

I am hosting a pink ribbon breakfast to help save lives. To those currently facing breast cancer: you are not alone. We see you, we honour your courage and we stand beside you. You are stronger than you know! Keep shining bright 💗✨

I am hosting an event to raise funds as I am a breast cancer survivor. It’s less than a year since my diagnosis and want to share and highlight all the women I’ve met that have also been through this trauma. ❤️

In honour of my mama 🤍 🪽

I want to help save more lives.

The pink ribbon breakfast fundraiser is for my friend Karen who is currently receiving breast cancer treatment. Karen has demonstrated positivity and a fighting spirit during this challenging time and now it’s our chance to show her how much she is loved and supported.

Doing it for the organization who have suffered and still fighting for life'. Pink Ribbon event is held to raise awareness and support for breast cancer. this vital cause affects so many lives, and we need everyone's support to stand together, bring hope, and make a difference.'' So, let make the world free of cancer.

Doing it for my bestie, Ange 💕 …and for every other warrior who has walked this path. For those still fighting. For those who’ve survived. For those we’ve loved and lost. We need to find a cure — and we won’t stop until we do. 🎀

In Honour of My Sister Kathy 💕 I’m hosting a Breast Cancer Awareness Brunch to bring together a community of love, remembrance, and support. If you, or someone you know, is currently going through treatment, recovery, or has lost a loved one to breast cancer — this gathering is for you. Let’s come together to share stories, support one another, and honour the strength and courage of those we love. Because community care matters. Please join me in honouring our loved ones. With love, Heather x

In Honour. In Hope. In Action. At BMAS Biloela, we stand with the 1 in 7 women diagnosed with breast cancer – our mothers, sisters, daughters, friends, colleagues, and customers. This October, we proudly join the fight by hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast and raising funds for breast cancer research. We dedicate our tribute to all the incredible women in our community who have faced breast cancer with strength, to those we've lost too soon, and to the families who carry their stories forward. We’re working towards a future where Zero Deaths from Breast Cancer is not just a vision, but a reality. With love and determination, The BMAS Biloela Team

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 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

lets get together and support those who have been and are effected

Hey all. You are all so brave to go through everything. My friend Elaine passed away this year. She fought hard and had alot of faith in God. I pray that others would have faith and know that God never leaves you x

As a Breast Cancer survivor I am blessed to have so much love and support from my family and friends. I am fortunate to have their support and help NBCF achieve their goal of zero deaths by 2030. Together we can make a difference

to let all women in this nation who have passed or currently going through this to let them know i am thinking of you and stand by you

Forever in our hearts!!