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Pink attire at businesses

CCQ regional fund-raising co-ordinator Esther Attewell (centre) with volunteers Ena and Daphne at Bunnings Noosaville.

LOCAL businesses have turned pink to support Cancer Council’s Pink Ribbon Day on Monday 26 October.
Bunnings Noosaville got into the spirit of things with staff and Cancer Council volunteers dressing in pink for the special day in a bid to raise funds for breast cancer research.
Dedicated volunteers sold merchandise and held a sausage sizzle throughout the day, while staff dressed in pink to support the cause.
Commbank Noosa will also support breast cancer research on Friday 30 October when they hold a morning tea from 9.30am at their Sunshine Beach Road branch.
Anyone is welcome to attend for a gold coin donation with all funds raised going directly to the Breast Cancer Institute of Australia.

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