Solo wear it pink fundraising!
Posted on October 08, 2019Our three tips for taking part in wear it pink on your own.
Our three tips for taking part in wear it pink on your own.
Lois and her school have taken part in wear it pink since 2014 at St Catherine’s School. She even topped it off by hosting a full wear it pink week last year. Read on to find out her motivation and top tips for organising your own wear it pink day.
Gianna painted Highbury pink for her wear it pink event… and paint it pink they did!
Brenda takes us through her wear it pink day last year and shares why it's so important to her.
Caroline is a top supporter of wear it pink, organising events each year at John Lewis headquarters. She talks us through her event and offers advice for yours!
Lois has been running wear it pink for 4 years at St. Catherine school and is getting excited for 2018’s day as well as offering top tips for your event!
"I wanted to do something to remember everyone; those who are not here, those who most definitely are and those who are going through treatment and have yet to find out." Sue shares with us an honest and emotive rendition of why she wears it pink.
Esme and Jessica work in a small office of only ten people, but by getting their chairman to match their fundraising their team made an incredible total of £418. Esme tells us all about their event at NK Homes.
Dan and his colleagues at his local pub take part in wear it pink each year, coming up with brilliant and unique fundraising ideas! For 2017 he thought up a new challenge – a 120 mile walk for him and his friends to take on throughout October.
Wear it pink supporter, Denise, tells us her story of breast cancer, and how she is ‘paying it forward’ and helping to create a future where no one will have to die from breast cancer.
Emily is the daughter of one of our faces of wear it pink 2017, Karen. She holds an annual event for her mum, and tells us why it’s so important to take part in the name of breast cancer research.
Last year's wear it pink was a particularly important day for Jess and her colleagues. She tells us why the day means so much to them.
Long-time Breast Cancer Now supporter, Carmel, looks back on last year’s wear it pink day and gives her advice on holding a fundraising event in your office.
Lizzie, a student at La Fontaine Primary Academy tells us why taking part in wear it pink is so important to them and how their hard work each year makes such an IMPACT!
Our lovely wear it pinker Lisa shares her wear it pink story with us – everything from starting off small, bringing it to the work place and what drives her to do something so amazing.
Bronwen, Rachael, Angie-May and Sophie talk us through how their wear it pink days are going from strength to strength.
Karen Hayward and Sarah Lane owners of Hayward Lane salon in Bedford decided they wanted to do something world record breaking for wear it pink in memory of Karen’s mum Maureen. Salon Manager, Emma, shares their wear it pink story with us.
Emma Holman-West, owner of Alscot Estate in Stratford upon Avon shares what they do for wear it pink and how their fundraising has gone from strength to strength.
We asked Lois Fitzgerald, School External Partnerships Coordinator at St Catherine’s Catholic School in Bexleyheath, about her wear it pink events and why both her and the teachers and students of the school continue to support Breast Cancer Now year on year.
Brenda George, seasoned wear it pinker gives her top 10 tips for organising a wear it pink day at work.
Bronwen and Rachael are best friends who were both diagnosed with breast cancer within the same year. They are passionate about fundraising for Breast Cancer Now along-side their friends Sophie and Angie-May, now they would like to tell you why.
We have been overwhelmed by your amazing fundraising ideas, photos, stories and donations this year!
On Friday 23rd October we had our third wear it pink fundraising bake off for Breast Cancer Now.
Rachael, Bronwen, Sophie and Angie-May are now in their third year of hosting an annual October event to raise money for breast cancer research.
Kingsley Academy have held a wear it pink day at their school for the last few years and can’t wait to do it all again on Friday 23 October. Mrs Wayne is the lady who leads the pink fun in school and she would like to tell you a bit about what they have planned.
