Site of the week- Field of Women

Leigh | Jul 04, 2007 | Comments

Feild of womenField of Women is an campaign of the Breast Cancer Network Australia is calling on 13,000 people – representing the number of Australians diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 – to stand together and create the first ever Sydney Field of Women LIVE before the Sydney Swans v St Kilda match on Saturday evening, 11 August 2007.

Registration is $50 and includes a pink poncho, admission to the AFL game and public transport. 100% of your registration will go to support Breast Cancer Network Australia’s important work. You can register for this exciting event by accessing the the field of women registration page.

Visit Field of Women for more details on how you can get behind this exciting project.

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  • What a great idea, I wish I could be there to join in
  • What a sobering image this will make.

    Anything that brings the plight of cancer sufferers to the public's awareness and honours those already taken by this dreadful disease, has to be a good thing in my eyes.
  • I'm not in sydney so I can't go, but I'd love a pink poncho! Today in the shops I saw some pink breast cancer pens and bought them. I also have the highlighters and post it notes. I'm a sucker for pink and it's all going to a great cause.
  • I'm another who can't be there (New Zealander) but it sounds such a good idea - and what a spectacle! - which hopdfully will mean it will get television coverage.
  • Wow! We are so use to statistics that numbers no longer impress us, but when you see a picture such as the one you posted it really goes a long way in driving home the magnitude of how many are affected. Great idea!
  • Interesting , how many women was there?
  • I am here from the All for Women Carnival. I am enjoying your blog and it is wonderful to meet you!

    This is an excellent idea. I love it!!
  • Wow! What an awesome project. Thanks for sharing this. I wish I had seen it in person.
  • What an amazing idea? Thanks for sharing.
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