Breast Cancer Foundation NZ is still looking for more people in Northland to sign up for a two-hour collection shift.
“The Pink Ribbon Street Appeal is one of our biggest fundraisers and it couldn’t go ahead without amazing volunteers like Frances,’’ foundation’s chief executive Ah-Leen Rayner said.
“As a charity doing vital work to stop Kiwis dying of breast cancer, we rely entirely on the goodwill of generous New Zealanders. By contributing just two hours of your time, you’ll be making a massive difference to help us to kick breast cancer to the kerb this Breast Cancer Awareness Month.”
Every year, around 160 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in Northland. All of the money raised from the Pink Ribbon Street Appeal goes towards Breast Cancer Foundation NZ’s work to advance breast cancer research, educate Kiwis about the importance of early detection, and support patients through their treatment and recovery.
The deadline to sign up as a volunteer for the Pink Ribbon Street Appeal is midday on October 26 and visit pinkribbonvolunteer.org.nz for more information.