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Breast Cancer Campaign’s mission is to beat breast cancer by funding innovative world-class research to understand how breast cancer develops, leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, prevention and cure.

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Calling all Cirencester fundraisers - leap into action for breast cancer research

Breast Cancer Campaign are encouraging people from Cirencester to take part in a skydive at Cirencester Airfield on the weekend of the 14 / 15 May 2011. Freefalling through the clouds at 120mph is a once in a lifetime experience, but it’s also a perfect opportunity to help the 47,700 women and 340 men that are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. So sign up now and help to make a difference! Jumps take place all year round at airfields across the UK. Solo jumps are available to satisfy all those with a daring streak, along with tandem jumps for anyone that’s not quite ready to go it

Calling all Maidstone fundraisers - leap into action for breast cancer research

Breast Cancer Campaign are encouraging people from Maidstone to take part in a skydive at Maidstone Airfield on the weekend of the 23-24 April 2011. Freefalling through the clouds at 120mph is a once in a lifetime experience, but it’s also a perfect opportunity to help the 47,700 women and 340 men that are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. So sign up now and help to make a difference! Jumps take place all year round at airfields across the UK. Solo jumps are available to satisfy all those with a daring streak, along with tandem jumps for anyone that’s not quite ready to go it alone.

Calling all Salisbury fundraisers - leap into action for breast cancer research

For immediate release: 7 March 2011 Press contact: Anna Farrell, 020 7749 4102 afarrell@breastcancercampaign.org Breast Cancer Campaign are encouraging people from Sailsbury to take part in a skydive at Salisbury Airfield on the weekend of the 2-3 April 2011. Freefalling through the clouds at 120mph is a once in a lifetime experience, but it’s also a perfect opportunity to help the 45,500 women and 300 men that are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. So sign up now and help to make a difference! Jumps take place all year round at airfields across the UK. Solo jumps are available to

Calling all Cornish fundraisers – take the plunge for breast cancer research

Press release For immediate release: 21 February 2011 Press contact: Faye Golding, 020 7749 4122 fgolding@breastcancercampaign.org Calling all Cornish fundraisers – take the plunge for breast cancer research Why not give yourself something to look forward to by signing up to a charity skydive! Breast Cancer Campaign is encouraging people from Cornwall to take part in a skydive at the Cornwall parachute centre on the weekend of 19-20 March 2011. Freefalling through the clouds at 120mph is a once in a lifetime experience, but it’s also a perfect opportunity to help the 47,700 women and 340

Calling all fundraisers - leap into action for breast cancer research

Press release For immediate release: 7 February 2011 Press contact: Faye Golding, 020 7749 4122 fgolding@breastcancercampaign.org If you need a challenge to help you through the dark winter months, then why not give yourself something to look forward to by signing up to a charity skydive! Breast Cancer Campaign is calling on all thrill-seekers to take part in a sponsored skydive to help raise vital funds for breast cancer research. This once in a lifetime experience will see you freefalling through the clouds from 10,000ft at a speed of 120mph, but it also gives you the chance to help the

Leap into action for breast cancer research

Press release For immediate release: 17 January 2010 Press contact: Faye Golding, 020 7749 4122 fgolding@breastcancercampaign.org Leap into action for breast cancer research It’s a new year so it’s the perfect time for a new challenge and this year it’s all about the charity skydive! Breast Cancer Campaign is calling on all thrill-seekers to take part in a sponsored skydive to help raise vital funds for breast cancer research. This once in a lifetime experience will see you freefalling through the clouds from 10,000ft at a speed of 120mph, but it also gives you the chance to help the 45,500

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