Sunday 10 May, 2009
![]() Her Excellency Ms Quentin Bryce AC Governor - General of the Commonwealth of Australia - Patron, Mother's Day Classic
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OVERWHELMING NUMBERS AT THE2009 MOTHER’S DAY CLASSICThe Mother’s Day Classic fun run/walk for breast cancer research attracted 80,000 people nationally, the highest ever number of participants in the event’s 12-year history, up from 67,000 in 2008. Women in Super, organisers of the event, were thrilled with the large turn-out. “It’s fantastic to see so many people up early on Mother’s Day to support such a good cause, and paying tribute to their mums” said Louise Davidson, National Chair of the Mother’s Day Classic Committee. “We saw a lot of families and groups of friends who had a great morning as well as contributing to breast cancer research.” . . . more To view Australia’s highest fundraisers click here. Click here to download your Certificate of Participation Walk or run the Mother’s Day Classic with family and friends, and help raise money for breast cancer research. Breast cancer strikes one in nine Australian women. The Mother’s Day Classic gives you the chance to make a difference to the lives of those women. Since 1998, the Mother’s Day Classic has raised $4.4 million for the National Breast Cancer Foundation’s research programs. The Mother’s Day Classic, one of Australia’s leading charity events, is organised by Women in Super - a national network of women in the superannuation and finance industries - and proudly sponsored by Members Equity Bank. |
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Dawn’s blog: I did it!
Sunday 10th May 2009 – 9:36pm
Well we did it! It’s just on 12 hours since the walk started and over 10½ since Keri and I crossed the line. I’m still basking in thoughts of this morning and enjoying the glow that they’re giving me.
First of all, we were absolutely blessed …
Media release: OVERWHELMING NUMBERS AT THE MOTHER’S DAY CLASSIC
OVERWHELMING NUMBERS AT THE MOTHER’S DAY CLASSIC
The Mother’s Day Classic fun run/walk for breast cancer research today attracted 80,000 people nationally, the highest ever number of participants in the event’s 12-year history, up from 67,000 in 2008. Women in Super, organisers of the event, were thrilled with the large turn-out.
“It’s …




