Upcoming Events
HBCF Winter movie night
Thursday, 30th September 2021Event Cinema Kotara, V-Max Cinema Arrive from 6:00PM for a 7:00PM movie start Join us for a lovely spring night out to support local women through breast cancer. This exciting movie event will be a fabulous fundraising experience complete with exclusive tickets to the movie premier of Respect, featuring the life story of legendary
Hollywood Glitz and Glamour Ball
Get out those dancing shoes, dresses, and tuxes. The Hollywood Glitz and Glamour Ball will be a night on the red carpet to remember! NEX | Saturday, 16 October 2021 from 6:30 PM to 11:30 PM Supporting people dealing with breast cancer is a cause close to Sara Sainty’s heart and she’s back at it again with what
Meet Michelle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu_Kal0e5Xc The day after Mother’s Day in 2020, with NSW gripped by the first phase of a COVID-19 lockdown, Michelle Kent received the devasting news that she had breast cancer … a ‘nasty one’, as her GP apologetically described it. Facing a whirlwind of treatments, Michelle was forced to stop work as a psychologist, which
Give back this CHRISTMAS
This year has been incredibly big for the Hunter Breast Cancer Foundation and the local breast cancer community. Throughout COVID-19 breast cancer didn’t stop. And neither did we. Thanks to the support of the Hunter community, HBCF provided 2,000 practical and immediate support services across the Newcastle region in 2020. HBCF are so pleased to
Camilla is shaving it off
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
Loz’s Big Shave
The Davies Families are shaving it off to support local families through breast cancer.
Make it Pink – Shave it Off
October is national breast cancer awareness month, and also marks one year since Annie’s family was directly affected by this disease. On the 3rd of October 2019 Annie’s Mum, Bridget, was diagnosed with breast cancer which hit their family hard. “The last 12 months have been a struggle not just for her but for the
