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Bali Pink Ribbon Celebrates October Month of Breast Cancer

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Yayasan Pita Merah Muda Bali or Bali Pink Ribbon (BPR) presents its annual major fund raising activity during October, breast cancer month. Throughout October, proceeds from the auction of vouchers, items as well as ticket sales will be donated to the Foundation to support efforts in improving breast cancer awareness, early detection & related support services.

Bali Pink Ribbon’s annual fund raising event will return as a virtual run and bike ride this year, themed Unite In Hope, in collaboration with 99 Virtual Run application. This is the third year the fund raising event is held virtual due to the Covid-19 pandemic. By joining, the individual donates IDR 50K to support Bali Pink Ribbon's social campaigns and activities. The 5K Multiple Run and 25K Multiple Ride will take place on 22-23 October. Participants can already sign up for the race on 99 Virtual Race application available on AppStore and PlayStore. Registration dates are open from 20 August to 21 October 2022 or until slots are full. Registration fee is IDR 189K including IDR 50K donation to BPR, eBIB, Finisher Medal, eCertificate, and entry to win a door prize.

Aside from the virtual run, in collaboration with Bali businesses, Bali Pink Ribbon presents dazzling charity events where everyone can join and donate.

Hard Rock Hotel Bali

Throughout October, Hard Rock Hotel Bali presents special Pinktober activities offering Pink Ribbon merchandise. They will have a “Stay Strong Pink” Theme at Hard Rock Hotel Bali Kuta. Join the free session Breast cancer seminar and screening on Thursday, 6 October.

GBI ROCK Church, Kuta
Day/date: Tuesday, 11 October
Event: Pink Talkshow & free breast screening

Rotary Club Canggu
Day/date: Thursday, 13 October
Event: Morning Pink Tea
Venue: BIKU, Seminyak

Hilton Bali Resort Nusa Dua
Day/date: Friday, 14 October
Event: Afternoon Tea Talks with Melanie Subono & Febi Febiola

Join the free session Breast cancer seminar and screening on Wednesday, 26 October.

Hotel Indigo Bali Seminyak
Day/date: Saturday, 15 October
Event: Octo Pink Neighborhood - Afternoon Yoga with Ricardo Roestenburg and Sunset Gathering

COMO Beach club at COMO Uma Canggu
Day/date: Sunday, 16 October
Event: Bali Pink Ribbon Rose all day brunch

Conrad Bali Nusa Dua
Day/date: Wednesday, 19 October
Event: The Art of Sound Healing by Agustian Supriatna

Bali Pink Ribbon Annual Run & Bike Ride Event
Themed “Unite in Hope”
Day/date: Saturday to Sunday, 22-23 October

Fun Run by Vaseline & Cerita Lari in Jakarta
Day/date: Sunday, 23 October
Event: Offline Fun Run in Jakarta

Oriflame Beauty by Sweden
Day/date: Friday, 28 October
Event: Beauty day with Oriflame for cancer survivors

Intercontinental Bali Sanur Resort
Day/date: Saturday, 29 October
Event: Sip & Paint in Pink with Serayu Pot Ubud & Hatten Wines

The Ground Up Foundation & Crate Café Canggu
Day/date: Friday, 30 October
Event: 6KM walk and run #runforbliss in Canggu

For more details on purchasing a ticket or donating vouchers and items for auction, visit www.balipinkribbon.com or Instagram @Bali.Pink.Ribbon.

The money raised will go towards funding free breast screening road shows round Bali and outer islands with medical team and partner, Prima Medika Hospital and volunteer. Funds will also be allocated to continue having support groups meetings and free healthy living informal talk and demonstrations for breast cancer patients. BPR also provides friendly active support for breast cancer patients and their careers. The long term goal for fund raising is setting up a “rumah singgah” – free hostel for women awaiting treatment in the Denpasar hospitals.

Gaye Warren, British founder of Bali Pink Ribbon and a breast cancer survivor said, “Through unique collaboration with Bali based businesses, we create programs where women across the Bali and Indonesia participate in activities and raising money and awareness for a cause close to Bali community hearts—the fight against breast cancer. Cancer waits for no one, so we must continue to make progress for people affected by cancer, who have never needed us more.”