Support Breast Cancer Research

Everyone has a mother so everyone's interested in womens health. 


And one of the more serious threats to womens health is breast cancer. It is estimated that in Australia more than 2,700 women (and over 25 men) die of breast cancer yearly, more than 13,000 women are diagnosed with it each year, one in nine women will be diagnosed with breast cancer before the age of 85 and breast cancer is the most common cancer experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.

So research and support for breast cancer is critical.

The National Breast Cancer Foundation is the leading group in the area doing fabulous work with research, awareness and trying hard to raise money. I've been a supporter of them for a few years now and love doing so.

They're started their annual Global Illumination Events around Australia and next week it's on in Sydney.

It's a great night of entertainment, socialising, soul searching and money raising ... so why not become part of it?  It's on Tuesday, 28 September 2010 at the Summit.

You can find out more and book here or contact Janice Lees on 1 300 708 763 and janice.lees@nbcf.org.au

The other events were on in Melbourne on 16 September,  Perth on 15 October, Brisbane on 16 October, and in Canberra on 26 October.

See you at Global Illumination in Sydney next week.

Francesco ...