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Breast Health Foundation raises funds by hosting massive raffle

The Breast Health Foundation (BHF) was established in 2002 to help women who are newly diagnosed with breast cancer. The main aim of the foundation is to raise awareness about breast cancer, breast health and to offer support and counselling to women.

The foundation relies on the generosity of donations from the public and corporate sector in South Africa to function. They use various methods to raise funds but their latest is a rewarding raffle.

“The money that is raised is used to teach women – those who have had and those who have not had breast cancer – to spread the word of the importance of self-examination and medical examinations. The BHF aims to put to rest myths surrounding breast cancer and to provide an open forum where women feel that they can come forward with their problems. Traditionally, women in Africa have been seen as the heart and soul of the family. By ensuring their health and by educating them, the health education messages are passed on to children, husbands and partners,” said BHF.

All the raised money will go towards the Patient Navigation Programme which provides guidance and support to women receiving treatment in the public health sector.The raffle tickets are being sold online for R100 and the prizes are as follows:

1st Prize R50 000.00 cash
2nd Prize R20 000.00 cash
3rd Prize R10 000.00 cash

There are 5000 tickets being sold between now and the 29th of June 2021. You can purchase your ticket here: https://www.mybreast.org.za/product/the-breast-raffle/.The raffle will take place on the 30 June 2021 at 13:00 and will be broadcasted on Facebook.

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