NOW IN IT'S 5TH YEAR PINK UP PENRITH

Penrith, you have made a difference and on behalf of all those who have been affected by Breast Cancer - THANK YOU!

On behalf of the 1 in 7 women, yes 57 people are diagnosed every day in Australia including 212 men this year, their families, their friends. colleagues and loved ones we ask you to join us and again 

Pink Up Penrith.

beth@penrithcbdcorp.com.au

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OUR VISION FOR PENRITH

Passionate.          Pride.         Penrith

For the month of October, Penrith has a very important job. It’s to turn the whole town PINK.
McGrath Foundation selected Penrith as the first metropolitan area in to head the Pink Up Your Town Campaign.

Gai Hawthorn, President and Ambassador of Pink Up Penrith has said:

“It’s a great honour that the McGrath Foundation chose Penrith LGA to lead this fantastic cause. We have such a tight knit community here and I know we will band together to raise money for Breast Care Nurses that help individuals (and their families) affected by breast cancer.” 

We are so proud that through the efforts of the Penrith LGA Community three Breast Care nurses have been appointed to Nepean Hospital and we anticipate this year, even with the difficulties of COVID, we will be able to maintain that special care provided to those diagnosed with Breast Cancer and their families. 

To achieve this mammoth initiative, a super committee consisting of business owners from Penrith and St Marys is dedicated to bring the town together to create and encourage local businesses, groups, schools to plan fundraising events to fund specialist McGrath Breast Care Nurses in communities across Australia. The Committee hopes the entire town will turn pink and get on board for a worthy cause!

              OR TO DONATE GO TO:

https://fundraise.mcgrathfoundation.com.au/fundraisers/pinkuppenrith

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CAMPAIGN GOALS

The Gift of Giving

Organizational Support

McGrath Foundation has supported over 95,000 families right across Australia since 2005.
In October can you support McGrath to keep on making a difference.

Become a Partner

Would you be willing to actually be an organiser? Each of us know a person who has suffered or has succumbed to Breast Cancer, will you be the person who stands up and organises an event to honour that person and the other 55 people diagnosed today?

Community Contribution

Hold the conversation with your daughters your sisters, your mum, your friends and your colleagues. 
When was the last time they checked their boobs or had a breast check?
Early detection is the best method to fighting this disease.