Bourke turns pink for an evening of community, courage and hope
The Bourke community is invited to wear a touch of pink and come together for a special evening supporting the McGrath Foundation at The Self-Care Co. on Thursday 12 November, from 5pm.
Hosted by Maree and Eliza Weldon, the Pink Party will bring locals together to raise funds, increase breast cancer awareness and recognise the love and support that help people through a cancer diagnosis.
For Maree, the evening holds deep personal significance. This year marks 30 years since her sister, Leeanne Daburger, passed away from breast cancer at just 33, leaving behind three young children.
Maree and her mother have spent more than 25 years fundraising, raising approximately $240,000 along the way. The Pink Party continues that commitment while honouring Leeanne’s memory and everyone in the community affected by breast cancer.[…]
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