Kiss Goodbye to Breast Cancer Charity Walk by Avon [Event]

Thousands of people in PINK walking for a good cause!

I am not missing out, my outfit of the day!


In conjunction with the global celebration of Avon's 20th Breast Cancer Crusade anniversary, Avon Malaysia joins other 58 countries and host its second Avon Walk Around the World for Breast Cancer event.

Kiss Goodbye to Breast Cancer was held at Putrajaya, in front of Palace of Justice. They definitely picked the right place to have the walk as I remember walking that 5km with joy due to the beautiful sceneries and fun music playing throughout the walk. They even have fun card boards stating encouraging things like "1km- run faster!", "Stress free zone" & cheerleaders cheering us to complete the journey.



They also had a sharing session by some of the Breast Cancer Survivors to give encouragements and tips on how to stay positive during those hard moment of their life. It was very touching and made me felt so proud of them!

Group Photo with all the survivors!

Then we have GO Bald Session!

The blogger group is represented by our amazing friend Daniel!!!!! We were surrounding him, shouting and supporting him! We were all so proud of him!


All the brave men shaved it all in hopes to seek support from the public to understand how breastcancer patients feel when they lose their hair during treatment. 

The walk is currently being considered for endorsement by the Malaysia Book of Records for the Largest Participation Breast Cancer Charity Walk in Malaysia.




Thank you Avon Malaysia & congratulation on having this event being so successful! 

xo, 

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Comments

Ken Wooi said…
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month right? Okay, time to prep something related on kenwooi.com! ;)
September 25, 2012 at 12:08 AM
FBS Headmaster said…
hey JQ, thanks for staying back for so long that day... it really means a lot when you have a cowgirl there supporting you...

haha have a great day and dont forget to check your breast regularly :D
September 25, 2012 at 10:39 AM
JQLeeJQ said…
Room8five, no problem! Is was an honor to have a blogger like you brave enough to bald your head!
September 28, 2012 at 9:46 PM
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