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Please click through to FundraiseOnline to place a credit card donation in support of The Southern Scooter Challenge participants. All funds raised goes to the Postate Cancer Foundation. It's simple, fast and totally secure.
If you live in New Zealand your donation is eligible for tax credit and a receipt will be issued.
Click the 'Sponsor' button to make a donation to the event organisers page, or support someone you know by adding your donation to their personal fundraising page, find them in the rider list under 'Team Members' and follow the prompts to 'Give Now'. There's some fantastic prizes up for grabs for the individuals that raise the most money - so be sure to spread your support. If you wish to make a Cash or Cheque donation, you can give this to the rider you are supporting, or contact the organisers to get a postal address. |
All funds raised go to the: |
The Prostate Cancer Foundation
Each year, over 2,500 men in New Zealand are diagnosed with prostate cancer. A further 600 will die from the disease. This happens every 12 months and it’s getting worse. This should not happen - Prostate Cancer is a preventable disease.
This happens because men don’t know how dangerous the disease is, they don’t talk to their doctor about it, they simply don’t do anything about it. This has to stop.
There are early detection tests and it is often treatable. It is estimated that on average at least half of those annual deaths could have been avoided had the sufferers sought advice from a health professional in a timely manner. It is a staggering human cost. Prostate cancer can be cured if detected and treated early while still confined to the prostate gland.
For information about prevention, diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer, visit the Prostate Cancer Foundation website: www.prostate.org.nz
This happens because men don’t know how dangerous the disease is, they don’t talk to their doctor about it, they simply don’t do anything about it. This has to stop.
There are early detection tests and it is often treatable. It is estimated that on average at least half of those annual deaths could have been avoided had the sufferers sought advice from a health professional in a timely manner. It is a staggering human cost. Prostate cancer can be cured if detected and treated early while still confined to the prostate gland.
For information about prevention, diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer, visit the Prostate Cancer Foundation website: www.prostate.org.nz
