Women's Expo
HI Ladies! Well, I have now experienced my first BCNA promo event. It felt great. I had a table at the Women's Expo that a Relay For Life team was running in Mandurah on Friday night. The co-ordinator of this event lost her aunty to breast cancer not long ago. When I asked if she could squeeze me in, even though registration had closed, she initially said there wasn't any more room and other people were on a waiting list! Then she emailed me and said she couldn't say NO to such a great cause...She LITERALLY squeezed in an extra table for me. I had a small table but managed to spread myself out a bit with boxes and an old pin-up board I painted pink, propped up on a chair! I even used the chair as a pin-cusion and pinned pamphlets to it!
I had raffle tickets selling at $2 each. A local giftshop/florist put together an amazing collection of goodies worth $300 retail!! and donated it so that I can use it for the Expo and my mini-field. And then the kitchen shop donated a little basket of goodies too which I have included as 2nd prize. I haven't had a chance to add up the $$ yet.
Socks and pink lady pins sold pretty well too. Shame they'd run out of keyrings. I think they would've been very popular!
I had pink lady sillouettes on display, stuck in holes in little lumps of wood painted pink. And these were my prop for advertising the up-and-coming mini-field.
I met some survivors and I passed on information to family members of some women with breast cancer.
A great variety of brochures were taken through the night and BCNA has now made its mark on Mandurah!
It does feel good to help make a difference. It doesn't matter how big or small as long as it's out there. X
And to the STINGY few women who couldn't bare to give up $2 for a raffle ticket to support BCNA...I hope they choked, momentarily anyway, on their free glass of champers! Thank goodness the majority of us are good women!! XXXXX