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Three Australian stories front BCNA’s Pink Bun campaign

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Brooke Pittman

08 May 2024, 3:16 AM

Three Australian stories front BCNA’s Pink Bun campaign

The Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) have teamed up with Bakers Delight for the annual Pink Bun campaign to shed light on the diverse experiences and needs of Australian women, navigating a breast cancer diagnosis. 


This year’s campaign features three unique narratives from Kansas, Sam and Jill, hailing from different corners of Australia, who have come together to share their stories and the invaluable support received from BCNA. 



Kansas received her diagnosis as a 24-year-old in rural Victoria and credits BCNA’s Pink Lady Match for her timely diagnosis. The Pink Lady Match acted as a reminder for Kansas to get a lump on her breast checked out. 


Sam contacted BCNA’s free helpline to share a confronting experience when she went through an airport screening with a breast prosthesis, which prompted BCNA into action to advocate for and help give people like Sam a voice. 



Jill faced metastatic breast cancer and also benefited from BCNA’s advocacy, with her medication now being subsidised on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). These stories highlight BCNA’s vital support in empowering breast cancer patients nationwide. 


The campaign runs from 9-29 May. During that time, you can purchase a 6-pack of Fun Buns from Bakers Delight. There’s also an option to host Pink Bun Parties throughout the month. The newly opened Baker's Delight store in Kiama is eager to participate in the campaign. The Bugle caught up with the Store Manager on Thursday 9 May who said the community response has already been positive adding that he and his team are happy to be part of such a good cause. With the remainder of May ahead of us, head to Bakers Delight to support the Pink Bun Campaign!



Through advocacy, support programs and other community initiatives, much like the Pink Bun campaign, BCNA continues to empower patients and raise awareness about breast cancer in Australia.