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NEW YEAR'S
EVE 2024
NBCF'S PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY OF SYDNEY
NBCF is the official charity partner of 2024 Sydney New Year's Eve!
It’s only thanks to partnerships like this one with the City of Sydney that we can change the future of breast cancer.
With the support of the City of Sydney and the generosity of people like you, we can fund world-class research projects that save lives through a better understanding of how to prevent and detect breast cancer early, how to stop progression and recurrence of breast cancer and how we effectively treat hard-to-treat and metastatic breast cancers.
Keep an eye out for the National Breast Cancer Foundation Pink Moment from 10pm, with Sydney Harbour lit up pink to honour the 58 people in Australia diagnosed with breast cancer each day. Our Community Ambassador, Tarryn, will have her picture projected onto the Sydney Harbour Bridge as part of the New Year’s Eve celebrations.
Together, we can raise vital awareness and funds for research towards Zero Deaths from breast cancer.
For more information on New Year's Eve click here.
Hear From Community Ambassador, Tarryn
A picture of Tarryn will be projected onto the Sydney Harbour Bridge as part of the National Breast Cancer Foundation Pink Moment from 10pm on New Year's Eve.
BREAST CANCER IN AUSTRALIA
Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women in Australia. Approximately 58 Australians are diagnosed each and every day.
That equates to over 21,000 Australians diagnosed with breast cancer each year.
And sadly, 9 Australians die from breast cancer each and every day.
This is why our vision of Zero Deaths from breast cancer is more important than ever.
Since 1994, we’ve awarded over $200 million to more than 600 breast cancer research projects across the country.
In this time, the death rate from breast cancer in Australia has reduced by over 40%.
We've seen remarkable results but the job's not done.
With your support, we can reach our vision of Zero Deaths from breast cancer.
Read more about our research projects here.
