Support Breast Cancer Care by joining the 41,000 faces campaign!

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This is a great campaign and I'm sure anyone who has been touched in some way by Breast Cancer will want to take part, help Boots and Breast Cancer Care find 41,000 faces to break a world record, raise awareness and raise money too!

https://www.41000faces.org.uk

This year we have linked up with Boots in an ambitious project to show the scale of breast cancer in Britain and to highlight the importance of breast awareness for everyone, regardless of social, cultural or ethnic background.

What ‘41,000 faces’ is all about

Every year, over 41,000 people from all walks of life are newly-diagnosed with breast cancer.

To show what this looks like in reality, Breast Cancer Care and Boots have launched a nationwide search for 41,000 people who have been touched personally by breast cancer.

With your help we want to highlight the importance of being breast aware to everybody in Britain because breast awareness is essential for detecting breast cancer earlier and improving the chance of survival.

'I’m delighted to be taking part in the Boots/Breast Cancer Care 41,000 Faces campaign and I hope that this photo of Tracy and me will be the first of 41,000 photos sent in. If you have been closely touched by breast cancer, please support this campaign and send in your photo – help others to understand the scale of the disease and the importance of being breast aware.'
Zoë Ball

Get involved
If you, a close friend or family member have had breast cancer, we would like to hear from you.

Please complete the online registration form and email your photo. For every photo sent in, Boots will make a donation to Breast Cancer Care.

The photos will be used in October 2006 to mark the 10th anniversary of the partnership between Boots and Breast Cancer Care.

Record breaking
Our aim is to launch the biggest online photographic exhibition ever (the current world record-holder is 33,401 photos) and also to turn the photos into a unique exhibit which will be launched for Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October 2006.

Breast cancer can affect anyone so it is important that everyone understands breast awareness.

By sending in your photo, you can help us to help others.

How to send your photo
You can send your photo using our online form or by post.

To upload your photograph online please use the link below.

To post your photo, download the pdf registration form below and send it with your picture to the following address:

41,000 faces
Breast Cancer Care
Kiln House
210 New Kings Road
London SW6 4NZ

*Cross posted due to the importance of the campaign to ensure maximum exposure!