Thursday, January 13, 2011
Bowling for Boobs!
Abuja set to host the first ever Bowling For Boobs Competition in Africa to benefit Breast Cancer Awareness
Stand Up To Cancer Naija is happy to announce it’s signature fundraising event for breast cancer awareness tagged “Bowling for Boobs 9ja”. The national tour event will kick off with the median edition holding at the dome entertainment centre central Area, Abuja on the 29th of January, 2011. The event which will be a bowling competition, with six teams, of eight players in each team, all competing against each other. The objective is to have fun while raising awareness and money for breast cancer project in the grassroot; prior bowling experience is not required. The event will be hosted subsequently in Lagos, Port Harcourt, and other cities in Africa.
Each bowler is to register with N20,000, after registration they will get a t-shirt and a socks complimentary. The funds generated from this event will be used to support the ongoing grassroot breast cancer projects under Stand Up To Cancer Naija. “Like a Bra our event aims to uplift and support women battling breast cancer!” said Caleb Egwuenu, Project Director of Stand Up To Cancer Naija. We are calling on everyone to take up teams or join in a team, in this incredibly colourful and outrageous social event. Raffle tickets and prizes will also be available. The Line of confirmed celebrities featuring in the event are; UTI, Waje and Uche Jumbo, many more are to be confirmed soon.
For more information on this event, please contact Caleb Egwuenu, Project Director, Stand Up To Cancer Naija on 08033626680 or the Event Publicist Bode- 07032521755
Regular Breast Self Examination is the key. It can never be over- emphasized.
Feel Your Boobies!!
Am on my feet too. Lets conquer cancer, yes we can!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Ada, Happy New Year!
This is a great initiative, wish I could be there. Well done to the organisers..
ReplyDelete@nutritionalert - Happy New Year to you too
ReplyDelete@Myne - Will extend your wishes to the organisers