Mossel Bay Advertiser

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Skydive Mossel Bay did its first pink load, with participan­ts taking to the sky in 50 shades of pink in support of breast cancer awareness month this past weekend. The Skydivers used their flag jump at the Kwêla Town of the Year Makietie to increase awareness of the annual internatio­nal health campaign organised every October to increase awareness of breast cancer and to raise funds for research into its cause, prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cure. Therefore, a percentage of the jump fees were donated to Cancervive, a group of cancer survivors, "celebratin­g life by showing people there can be life after cancer through awareness projects, education and fundraisin­g".

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A percentage of the jump fees were donated to Cancervive for projects focused on cancer awareness, education and fundraisin­g.
 ??  ?? Skydive Mossel Bay members turned their drop zone pink on Saturday in support of breast cancer awareness. Celebratin­g Mossel Bay’s status as the Kwêla Town of the Year 2017, skydivers from Skydive Mossel Bay participat­ed flag in jumps on Saturday at...
Skydive Mossel Bay members turned their drop zone pink on Saturday in support of breast cancer awareness. Celebratin­g Mossel Bay’s status as the Kwêla Town of the Year 2017, skydivers from Skydive Mossel Bay participat­ed flag in jumps on Saturday at...
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