Why Fundraise for The Hunter Breast Cancer Foundation? The Hunter Breast Cancer Foundation offers immediate and practical support for local families undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Throughout every step of the breast cancer journey, from diagnosis to recovery and beyond, HBCF offer support and services. HBCF is completely funded by the local Newcastle community. Funds raised
Newcastle Pink Ribbon Riders are back at it again! Tickets now available to go in the draw to win a Kawasaki KLX150BF SE 2021 valued at $5,400.00!!! All funds raised go directly to Hunter Breast Cancer Foundation to support women, men and families in the Hunter & Newcastle area throughout their breast cancer journey. Bank
Are you playing soccer, netball or football this winter? Do you want to kick breast cancer’s butt and help provide practical support services to Newcastle families? Register your team for a pink sock game this season. You can order pink sports socks directly through HBCF and we will deliver them to your door or even
Newcastle Pink Ribbon Ride presents an event just in time for Mother’s Day. The Pink High Tea! Saturday 8th May 2021 Location: Brown Sugar Warner’s Bay Time: 11:00am-2:00pm Tickets: $65pp Tables of 10 $650 For details contact: Chris 0410 668 690 | 0411 153 533 Includes: delicious high tea, inspirational speakers, charity raffle, photo booth,
Throughout Breast Cancer Awareness Month, local pubs The Belmont Hotel, Warner’s Bay Sports Club & Warners At The Bay went pink to support local families through breast cancer. There was a series of fun pink initiatives that the punters enjoyed including raffles, pink merchandise at the bar and donations. Organised by long time supporter Jaqui
The Hunter Women’s Health Care Centre are going pink for October! By going pink for the month, the women’s centre will raise funds to support local families through breast cancer right across the region. https://hunterwomens.com.au/
The Target Store at Charlestown will be holding a pink fundraiser to raise funds for hunter families going through breast cancer. The local Target store has been supporting HBCF for a number of years. The funds they have raised have contributed towards the practical support services helping locals through breast cancer.
El’amore Cafe & Grill went pink for the month of October to support local families through breast cancer. The local cafe had raffles, donations, a pink event and attendees enjoyed live music. Local patrons dressed up in their finest pink for the event and rasied vital funds for the good cause. Now more than ever,
Belmont Pub has gone pink for the month of October. From the bar to the bistro, it has all been painted pink to support locals through breast cancer. On Saturday 31st October Belmont Hotel will be drawing their raffle and celebrating the final day of breast cancer awareness month.
Camilla is shaving her head in honour of her beloved mum, Vera. Camilla’s mother, Vera lost her fight to breast cancer when she was 8 years old. She was a remarkable woman who always fought for a better life. As a young woman, her Mother and father fled Czechoslovakia (now The Czech Republic) to escape
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