Every year, we’re joined by thousands of amazing fundraisers who take part in Afternoon Tea. Everyone has their own reasons for getting involved and we’d love to introduce you to some of them.
First our worlds fell apart, but then I held an Afternoon Tea to celebrate my daughter Jenny
Sarah’s daughter, Jenny, was diagnosed with breast cancer in early 2024.
I dropped some crumbs between my boobs and found a lump
Now Lisa’s using bakes to raise awareness and fundraise
Breast cancer brought us together as friends, now we fundraise to give back
Deanne has been taking part in Afternoon Tea for years, alongside her close friend Annette.
I lost my aunt and sister to breast cancer, but I’ve used my own diagnosis to bake for good
Everyone at the hospital knew Charlotte for her bakes, and Afternoon Tea felt like the perfect fit.
I had cancer in both breasts, but I’ve never done things by halves!
Since Beverley’s diagnosis in 2021, she’s been raising awareness, volunteering and is now starting to fundraise.
When I was diagnosed everything stopped, but now I’m fundraising and making memories
At 31 years old, Annette was diagnosed with grade 3, triple negative breast cancer.
My friend and I discovered we had breast cancer, so we went big for our Afternoon Tea
Afternoon Tea was Debbie and Sarah’s way to achieve something positive out of their experience of breast cancer.
I’m still here, and I’m still dancing
After her breast cancer treatment, Wendie decided to hold an Afternoon Tea, and was blown away by the generous support she received.
I want to show that even with a secondary diagnosis, you can still lead a full and active life
After using our services, Amanda wanted to give back and raise awareness of breast cancer by holding an Afternoon Tea.
I was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, and used it as motivation to fundraise
Sarah pulled on her ‘positive pants’ – yes, she has a pair, and promised herself her Afternoon Tea with her close friend would be a huge suc...
Breast cancer ended my breastfeeding journey, but I’ll see my boys grow up
In 2018, when breast feeding her youngest son, Lisa discovered a lump. She was diagnosed with triple positive breast cancer.
I was excited to become a nanny, but then I found out I had breast cancer
After facing breast cancer when her daughter was 36 weeks pregnant, Kathrine decided to host an Afternoon Tea.