Events

COMING EVENTS

The Bowel Cancer Awareness Week: 6 June - 13 June, 2010

Dinner at Becasse Restaurant: Monday 7 June, 2010

PAST EVENTS

The Bowel Cancer Foundation goes to The Premier's Christmas Gala Concert:

Join us for fun, songs and carols on Tuesday 8 and Wednesday 9 December 2009
at 10.30am or 2.30pm at The Sydney Entertainment Centre.

October 2009 - Super Colon at Brisbane Retirement and Lifestyle Expo

Following the success of the Melbourne Retirement and Lifestyle Expo, The Bowel Cancer Foundation took the Super Colon to Brisbane as well.

Bowel Cancer Awareness Posters were at a Shopping Centre near you!

During the month of October, posters were on the back of toilet doors in shopping centres, nationally to promote Bowel Cancer Awareness.

September 2009 - Super Colon at Melbourne Retirement and Lifestyle Expo

Super Colon at Melbourne Retirement and Lifestyle Expo

June 2009 - Bowel Cancer Awareness Week

Super Colon to Martin Place!

June 2009 - Bowel Cancer Awareness

Murray Buses help to deliver our message again!

April 2009 – Sydney Royal Easter Show

Angry Anderson on the screen in the main arena.

November 2008 – Super Colon goes to Melbourne (Cup Day)

October 2008 – NRL Grand Final Week – Martin Place, Sydney

Our message hits the big screen.

August 2008 – Foundation’s Bowel Cancer Advertisement

Olympic Games Village – Sydney Brisbane, Melbourne & Gold Coast

July 2008 - Christmas in July Luncheon

Hosted by Wendy Harmer

May 2008 – Sydney General Practitioner Continuing Education Convention

April 2008 – Second Really Matters Gala Dinner

Thank you Roy & HG and Peter Fitszimons for being our MCs.

March 2008 – Bowel Cancer Awareness

Murray Buses help to deliver our message!

December 2007 – Bowel Cancer Awareness

The Super Colon goes to Darling Harbour

May 2007 – Bowel Cancer Awareness

The Super Colon to Martin Place

	SUPER COLON The Bowel Cancer Foundation will attempt to spread the word that ‘bowel cancer is preventable’ handing out our brochures, fibre supplements along with an educational display. For any questions which the public may have, the display will be manned by knowledgeable staff. The Super Colon is 8 feet tall and 20 feet long full of ‘hot air’ and loaded with information! You can walk through the Super Colon and learn that colorectal cancer is preventable, treatable and beatable, particularly if polyps are removed. The Super Colon is to bring awareness and educate Australians on the risks of bowel cancer and the forms of screenings available to them.