Strawberry Tea

30th July 2013

Every ten minutes, someone receives the news that they have breast cancer.

They'll probably be frightened, confused and worried and need somewhere to turn for information and support. Breast Cancer Care provide a free service for those affected by breast cancer, and support also for family and friends. [caption id="attachment_9915" align="alignright" width="208"] Venue Sponsor[/caption] Inspiring Women are delighted to be supporting this fantastic charity by running a 'Strawberry Tea' - a networking event to raise funds and awareness of the charity and the illness. We are also thrilled that one of our Board will be sharing her experience with us, having fought the illness twice and she's come out stronger! We will also be joined by a speaker from Breast Cancer Care who will talk us through being breast aware. Profit made from each ticket will go directly to Breast Cancer Care Charity. Come along to support the charity, support our survivors and network with like-minded business people....and eat cake @4inspiringwomen #strawberrrytea

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