Host a Big Pink Breakfast at my workplace
Bring your colleagues together over coffee, treats, and conversation to help ensure nobody has to face breast cancer alone. By hosting a coffee morning at your workplace, you’ll help raise vital funds and promote breast cancer awareness. We’ll provide you with a dedicated fundraising page and all the tools you need to make your event a success.
Host your own company event
Organise a fundraiser with your colleagues and help support breast cancer patients and their families across the country. You could do a bake-off, pink themed raffle, or something completely different, you choose what works best for your team. When you sign up, you’ll receive a company fundraising page and resources to help you reach your goal and make the most of your event!
Take a box of pink ribbon pins to sell
Selling pink ribbon pins in your workplace is a simple yet powerful way to show support for breast cancer patients this October. Let your colleagues know where they can get their pink ribbon pins throughout the month to help fund vital free services for breast cancer patients across Ireland.
How your Big Pink Breakfast makes a difference
Support Services
Early Detection Roadshows
Our nurses provided more than 1,950 health consultations and met with almost 27,300 people in communities across the country, all thanks to your support. Every conversation has the potential to save lives, and you make each one possible when you host your own Big Pink Breakfast.
Quality Breast Cancer Research
Our researchers are working to predict which treatment will work best for breast cancer patients to help more patients avoid unnecessarily harsh treatments which can have damaging side effects.
Other ways to support
Support breast cancer patients
If you don't have space to host or participate in the Big Pink Breakfast this year, please consider making a donation. Your suport has the power to provide life-saving treatment and vital support services for people with breast cancer – now and into the future.
This October, we’re encouraging you to be breast aware
It is important that everyone be breast aware. This means knowing what is normal for you, so that you can spot any changes. While breast cancer is more common in women over 50, those under 50 can also be affected.
The sooner you notice a change the better, because if cancer is found early, treatment is more likely to be successful. Get into the habit of looking at and feeling your breasts every month. This will help you to notice any change if it occurs.
