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WELCOME FROM OuR CO-ChaiRs It’s our pleasure to welcome you to the Hilton London Bankside on this very special evening. We’re so pleased you’ve joined us to celebrate Breast Cancer Now’s 27th Pink Ribbon Ball. Every year in the UK, 55,000 women and 400 men find out they have breast cancer. That’s 1 person every 10 minutes. Which means over the course of this evening, 36 more people will be diagnosed. Everyone here will know someone who’s had their life turned upside down by breast cancer. And like us, some of you will have lived with the disease yourself, or be living with it now. Tonight, we’re coming together for many reasons. To celebrate those living with or beyond breast cancer. To remember our loved ones who’ve died from breast cancer. And to pledge to create a future where everyone diagnosed with breast cancer lives.

What COuLd WE aChiEvE tOnight? If together we raised £100,000, that could help Breast Cancer Now’s nurses answer over 3,000 calls to their free helpline. What if we raised £250,000? That could fund a 3 year research project, helping us get closer to the next breakthrough. The money you raise tonight really could help change lives.

a big thank yOu As co-chairs, we’d like to say a huge thank you to your Pink Ribbon Ball committee. This amazing event simply wouldn’t happen without their hard work, passion and dedication. Next year will mark the committee’s 30th anniversary, and we’d like to thank everyone who’s been a member during this time. That’s quite an achievement! A big thank you too, to the people who helped make this evening possible through their kind donations and incredible auction and raffle prizes. And finally, we want to say thank you to you – our wonderful guests. We hope you have a brilliant evening, and leave feeling inspired. By being here tonight, you’re helping to change the future for people affected by breast cancer.

Vikki Eccles and Avril O’Riordan Pink Ribbon Ball co-chairs

WELCOME FROM dELyth MORgan, ChiEF EXECutivE at bREast CanCER nOW Welcome to the Pink Ribbon Ball. This event never fails to take my breath away. Whether you’re joining us for the first time or coming back for another night of fizz, fun and fundraising - I’m delighted that you’re here. Tonight is all about putting the spotlight on progress. Progress that’s only possible with your incredible support. Since the Pink Ribbon Ball first opened its glamorous doors in 1994, we have made a number of gamechanging discoveries. Like new types of drugs called PARP inhibitors, or the countless breakthroughs into the causes of breast cancer, leading to new ways to prevent secondary breast cancer in the lung. But we never stand still. We now have 240 volunteers who connect people affected by breast cancer to someone with a similar experience. We’re running 180 courses to help people adjust to life after their hospital treatment has finished. And our petition to fix the breast screening programme is forcing a debate in parliament.

We also know that tackling secondary breast cancer is vital to achieving our vision that everyone who is diagnosed with breast cancer lives. And is supported to live well. Recently, we’ve secured the first-ever audit to reveal the true number of people living with this incurable type of breast cancer in England and Wales. Our scientists are using artificial intelligence to predict if breast cancer will spread to other parts of the body. And we now have 30 groups in the UK to support women living with secondary breast cancer. This is just a fraction of the impact everyone in this room is helping to make. Tonight is the 27th edition of the Pink Ribbon Ball, and in that time it’s raised a staggering £4.85 million. With your support this evening, we’ll be able to raise even more. And make even more progress. I wish you a wonderful evening.

Delyth Morgan Chief executive

Baroness Delyth Morgan Chief executive, Breast Cancer Now

sChEduLE 6.30pm Champagne reception 7.30pm Dinner, entertainment and speeches 10pm Live auction 10.20pm Silent auction closes 11.30pm Live band Dancefloor open 1am Carriages

MEnu Selection of bread and butter

staRtER Bankside gin cured salmon, pink grapefruit, dill and lemon gel, cucumber, crème fraiche and Avruga caviar Mushroom arancini, celeriac, chicory, charred baby leeks and Korean chilli sauce (vegetarian)

Main Braised beef feather blade, pumpkin puree, wild mushrooms, sweet potato and parsnip terrine, red wine jus Artichoke, fennel and spinach Wellington, butternut squash, Jerusalem artichokes, apple and herb harissa (vegan)

dEssERt Chocolate and coconut tart, passion fruit gel, coconut sorbet (vegan) Coffee and petit fours

WE’RE bREast CanCER nOW, thE REsEaRCh and suppORt ChaRity However you’re experiencing breast cancer, we’re here, with world-class research and life-changing support.

more support, our breast care nurses are here for you. Call us free and confidentially on 0808 800 6000.

Our vision is that by 2050, everyone diagnosed with breast cancer will live and be supported to live well. But to achieve this ambitious goal, we need to work towards that target right now. Every year, over 55,000 people hear the words “you have breast cancer”. In the next decade, this is predicted to rise by another 13,000 a year, bringing the annual total to over 68,000. Without action, the number of people being diagnosed will continue to rise, and tens of thousands more will die from the disease. We believe we can turn the tide on breast cancer. But we’ll only do it with the support of amazing people like you. Will you join us?

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Tune into live sessions on topics such as self confidence, diet and nutrition and Q&As with our nurses on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or watch them back on our Youtube channel.

Everyone affected by breast cancer can turn to us for support. Whether you want to speak to our nurses, join a course, or meet other people who understand what you’re going through, our free services are always here for you.

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Speak to a specialist nurse on our helpline. If you have a query about breast cancer or breast health, you want to talk things through or find

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Moving Forward

Moving Forward gives you the tools to help you adjust to life beyond primary breast cancer treatment. Offering

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face-to-face and online sessions, they allow for open conversations in a safe, confidential space, allowing you to connect with people who understand.

yOungER WOMEn tOgEthER If you’re aged 20 to 45, Younger Women Together is for you. It gives tailored support and the chance to meet people your age, who understand what you’re going through.

sOMEOnE LikE ME You never have to face breast cancer alone. Find somebody who understands what you’re going through with Someone Like Me. We’ll match you with a trained volunteer who’s had a similar experience to you who’ll be a phone call or email away.

suppORt FOR sECOndaRy bREast CanCER Living with Secondary Breast Cancer

Secondary breast cancer is full of uncertainties. But you can count on Living with Secondary Breast Cancer to be there for you, no matter what.

Younger Women with Secondaries Together

If you’re a younger woman with secondary breast cancer, we’re here for you. Meet other women who understand in a safe, welcoming space.

Tailored support on the forum

Our secondary private group on the forum is a private safe space for people with secondary to talk to other people with real experience of secondary breast cancer.

For more information visit breastcancernow.org

Tonight is all about putting progress in the spotlight Progress that wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible support of people like you.

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Last year, our Ask Our Nurses service responded to over 2,900 requests for support. 92% of people who use our helpline and Ask Our Nurses service say they feel less alone. And 95% feel more informed about their situation

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Since last year’s Pink Ribbon Ball, we’ve invested another £16 million in research, including 19 new research projects. And right now, we’re investing a total of over £27 million into our research, funding around 80 cutting-edge projects

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Our research played a leading role in making PARP inhibitors a breast cancer treatment. They’re a potentially life-saving treatment for certain people with early breast cancer. They can reduce the risk of breast cancer returning or spreading to other parts of the body, where it becomes incurable

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Our researchers discovered that crizotinib – a drug already used to treat lung cancer – could help thousands of people with breast cancer

Here’s a snapshot of the impact we’ve been able to make since the Pink Ribbon Ball began:

“…I felt supported and given the

time I needed to talk, with helpful advice and reassurance. Thank you so much for being there.

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We’ve taken over 255,000 calls on our helpline in the past 20 years

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Our researchers have created the first-ever Artificial Intelligence (AI) model to predict the likelihood of people with triple negative breast cancer getting secondary breast cancer. This is when primary breast cancer spreads to other parts of the body and becomes incurable

“I am so comforted by your rapid response. When a person has cancer, every minute seems like an eternity when living in the unknown.

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Our landmark Generations Study, which is following over 100,000 women over 40 years, has made countless discoveries about what increases the likelihood of breast cancer and what doesn’t. including how smoking can increase the chance of developing the disease Our study into male breast cancer has uncovered 4 key genetic changes that can increase the risk of breast cancer developing in men by 45-61% Our campaigns have led to many drugs - including Kadcyla, Perjeta, Trodelvy and olaparib – being made available on the NHS. This means more people with breast cancer get access to the treatments they need

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We’re running over 180 courses to help people move forward and adjust to life after their treatment for primary breast cancer has finished

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We’re working with 50 hospitals across England to help make sure that people who’ve just been diagnosed there can be benefit from our support services

All of this is incredible progress towards our 2050 vision – that everyone who develops breast cancer will live, and be supported to live well. We know it’s an ambitious goal. But by being here tonight, you’re helping us get one step closer to achieving it.

“…I don’t feel so alone now and I

feel lucky to have a group of people I know I can turn tom if I ever feel I need someone to chat to in the future.

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OuR spEakER, nina LOpEs Nina will be sharing her story tonight. Nina was diagnosed with primary breast cancer at 36, after a long battle with doctors. They initially told her that her symptoms were nothing to worry about, and that “women often have lumpy breasts”. Over the following weeks, Nina experienced pains in her chest, and the lump in her breast hardened. She went back to her GP and was urgently referred to the hospital. After chasing up her results she was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. day was the first time I cried in front of my “That mother and daughter. At 36 I had to think about losing my fertility, losing my hair, losing my life. ” Nina underwent 7 months of chemotherapy, lumpectomy and radiotherapy. But after speaking to consultants she was made of aware of the chances of her cancer returning. In July 2021, Nina had a routine MRI scan found out that her cancer was back, this time in her sternum and lymph nodes. It was stage 4 and incurable. Nina is passionate about raising more awareness of secondary breast cancer and its signs and symptoms. She does so on her Instagram @frodayss, where she has over 30,000 followers. am now connected to lots of young women and remind them about checking “ Itheir breasts and knowing their bodies. And feeling empowered that if something is wrong, they can say and can also ask for a second opinion. My platform isn’t about fear, but about sharing my journey, raising awareness and advocating for those with a secondary diagnosis.

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Nina’s working hard to improve the future for people with secondary breast cancer. And so are we. To support people like Nina and raise vital funds for our work, please pledge via the tablets on your table.

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pLEdgE yOuR suppORt Please use the tablets on your table to make a donation.

help 5 people affected by breast cancer get vital answers by calling our free helpline. No question is too big or too small, and all calls are answered by breast care nurses and trained staff.

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keep the Breast Cancer Now Tissue Bank open for 4 hours. It’s full of samples of breast cancer tissue and it’s a crucial resource for our researchers. Using real tissue, they can make breakthroughs faster. And find new ways to prevent and treat breast cancer, to stop the disease from taking lives.

pay for 2 days of research. That’s 2 days for a researcher to better understand breast cancer. Work on their project. And find new ways to diagnose, treat and prevent the disease.

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OuR hOsts, JaCquiE bELtRaO and daME dEnisE LEWis Jacquie Beltrao

Jacquie has been a sports presenter on Sky News for over 30 years. She has regularly covered Wimbledon, the US Open, worked on the London 2012 Olympics and was a football reporter in the early days of the Premier League. She is a former gymnast who represented Team GB in the Los Angeles Olympics of 1984.

Dame Denise Lewis

Denise is a gold-medal winning heptathlete and has proudly represented Team GB at the Olympics in 1996, 2000 and 2004. She became an Ambassador for the charity in 2005 and this year, took part in the Women V Cancer Ride the Night cycle challenge for Breast Cancer Now, Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust and and Ovarian Cancer Action. Denise and her friends were the top fundraisers of the event and raised £11,264!

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OuR hEadLinE aCt, EMELi sandé Emeli Sandé’s debut, 2012’s Our Version Of Events, arrived after she won the Critic’s Choice prize at the BRIT awards, in a blaze of critical acclaim and praise from legendary artists including Madonna and Alicia Keys. Featuring hit singles including “Heaven”, “Read All About It” and “Next To Me”, Our Version Of Events was the biggest-selling album of the year and remains one of the best-selling records of the 2010s. Emeli followed with critically acclaimed Long Live The Angels in 2016, Kingdom Coming EP in 2017 and Real Life in 2019. With 19 million singles sold including 3 UK number 1 singles, 6 million albums and 4 BRIT awards (including Best Female twice), Emeli received an MBE for Services To Music in 2018 and in July 2019, she became the University of Sunderland’s Chancellor. In 2022, her first release on an independent label, Let’s Say For Instance, marked a new era of Emeli’s expansive artistry after a decade on stage and on the airwaves. She returns in 2023 with more new music in the form of her new album How Were We To Know which will be released on 17 November.

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LivE and siLEnt auCtiOn Check out our incredible live auction prizes and some highlights from our silent auction. Please use the tablets on your table to see all the prizes and place your bids. Scan to view the auction platform

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LivE auCtiOn A luxury Wild Frontiers holiday for 2 to Tanzania Award-winning travel company Wild Frontiers, in conjunction with Tent with a View, are delighted to be offering a stunning 8 day safari in Tanzania. Using the famous Bush Rover mobile camp, which enables you to get a ringside seat at the spectacular migration, as well as a stay at Little Okavango on the shores of Lake Victoria and the spice island of Zanzibar, this is a true adventure of a lifetime.

Ruby Cupids Bow Ring by Anabela Chan A joyful cocktail ring in recycled ruby red aluminium, 18k yellow gold vermeil, intricately hand set with laboratory-grown and created gemstones including a spectacular solitaire pear-cut pigeon blood red ruby of 7.1 carats, with pavé-set fuchsia pink sapphires. Anabela Chan is the first fine jewellery brand in the world to champion laboratory-grown and created gemstones with high jewellery design, artisanal craftsmanship and a focus on ethical and sustainable innovations. Iconic celebrities such as Beyonce, Taylor Swift and Rihanna have worn her creations on the red carpet.

A place in the London Marathon for Breast Cancer Now Take on the world famous London Marathon in 2024 or 2025 in aid of Breast Cancer Now. You’ll experience an incredible atmosphere as you run past the iconic sights of the capital including the Cutty Sark, Tower Bridge, Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. The Breast Cancer Now team will be there to cheer you on around the 26.2 mile route and will be close to the finish line to offer huge congratulations, a free massage at the post race reception and well deserved refreshments to help you recover.

siLEnt auCtiOn Grantley Hall 5* superior suite stay with dinner, champagne and spa treatments For those looking for a UK getaway you’re in for a treat! Enjoy this midweek overnight stay in a Superior Suite for two with dinner in Restaurant EightyEight or Fletchers, champagne on arrival and a 60 minute spa treatment each in the Three Graces Spa at Grantley Hall, a hidden gem in the Yorkshire Dales. Following the path of the River Skell, past mature woods and a lake, Grantley Hall will leave you in awe. This stately manor house, with its honey-hued stone, immediately exudes an aura of serenity, perfect for a midweek break.

Gourmet cooking masterclass for 2 with chef Henry Brosi at The Lansdowne Club Discover the delights of 5* gourmet food, whilst being guided by one of the world’s most celebrated chefs, Henry Brosi at The Lansdowne Club, a private members club in the heart of Mayfair. Esteemed chef Henry Brosi spent 2 decades at the helm of the 5* cuisine at The Dorchester, then took on the role of executive chef at the Four Seasons on Park Lane, before joining the Lansdowne Club. You and a guest will experience exceptional food and expert teaching and will begin the day with breakfast with Chef Brosi and your fellow participants, before heading behind the scenes to the kitchen to try your hand at 2 seasonal recipes, followed by a 5-course meal with wine pairing.

Enjoy a relaxing or sporty 3 night break in the French Alps at Ferme du Lavay. The farm house is just 90 minutes from Geneva with access to winter or summer sports from the doorstep. Located on the Mont Chery, just above the village of Les Gets in France, it has a wonderful open plan living room, dining room and modern kitchen - perfect for spending time with family and friends. The farmhouse has 6 good sized bedrooms (5 en-suite) which each sleep 2-4 people and plenty of space for skis, bikes and golf clubs. There is a wood burning stove for cozy evenings and the two balconies afford beautiful views over the valley. What more could you want for the ultimate weekend in the Alps?

Are you ready to change the future of breast cancer? Support world-class breast cancer researchers of the future.

Join the Progress Fund, a giving club investing in breast cancer scientists at the start of their careers. Today’s early-career researchers are tomorrow’s breast cancer experts. Making discoveries that could change the way we treat and prevent breast cancer, and save lives. You could be behind their success. To find out how you could join the Progress Fund, email progressfund@breastcancernow.org or go to breastcancernow.org/progress-fund.

You could support researchers like Dr Rob Wiesheu. Rob’s findings could one day lead to a new type of immunotherapy for breast cancer.

Breast Cancer Now is a charity registered in England and Wales (1160558), Scotland (SC045584) and Isle of Man (1200).

thank yOu Breast Cancer Now and the Pink Ribbon Ball committee would like to express our sincere gratitude to the following individuals and companies who have generously supported tonight’s event: Aesop Anabela Chan Ann Pickering Aquaholics Arden Fine Wines Art Craft Studios Arthur Sleep of Savile Row Beats Working Drum Tuition Berry Bros & Rudd Bloomberg Bob Books Bold Media Bottega Cambridge Satchel Company Chandrika Thomas Chapel Down Charles Worthington Chelsee Lewis Columbia Road Clay Dans le Noir David R Newens Decree DNA VR Dr Sebagh Eataly Ellie Patsalos Estee Lauder European Sleeper Everyman Chelsea Fi Glover Grantley Hall Gusbourne Estate Harrods Heather and Bale Jackie Barron Jam Delish James Hargreaves

Jane Garvey Johnston of Elgin Kokoro Lady Melanie Goodson Leiths School of Food and Wine Liverpool FC Stadium Tours London Shuffle Club Loretta Leiberknight Lumley Castle Hotel M Restaurants Marc Jacobs Mark Henley Matthew Calvin Mulberry MZ Skin Natalie Gresham Jones North Cadbury Court Coach House N25 Caviar Odylique Olivia Henley Otherworld Otiumberg Penhaligons Philip Kingsley Philippe Roth Posh Totty Robin Ling Robin Windsor Romilly Wilde Ronald Klein Royal Albert Hall Sherlock: The Game is Now Simon Gresham Jones Silent Pool Skinfluencer Soho Whisky Club

Tarryn Warren Tent with a view The Candlelight Club The Distillery London The Greenhouses The Harper The Lansdowne Club The London EDITION The Oystershed The Printhouse Inn The Stafford Hotel The Suprise The Wasabi Company Trinny London Vallebona Wild Frontiers Wiltons Wright Brothers You Magazine Yuki’s Kitchen 001 Skincare London

We would also like to thank all of our volunteers who have donated their time to help us at the event this evening. Breast Cancer Now would like to thank all of the Pink Ribbon Ball Committee for their dedication and hard work: Avril O’Riordan and Vikki Eccles, co-chairs Anna Donald Jane Karczewski Myrtle Barrow Nanako Murakami Nicky Downing Reema Harfoushi Yuki Catterall

This list was correct at the time of printing.

Thank you to Aesop and Charles Worthington for their kind goody bag gift donations.

ChRistMas CaROLs Monday 11 December St Mary’s, Marylebone

Welcome in the festive season with an evening of Christmas carols, celebrity readings and festive cheer at St Mary’s, Marylebone on Monday 11 December. With inspiring speeches and uplifting carols, this will be an evening to remember. Tickets are now on sale To purchase your tickets, please visit breastcancernow.org/get-involved/special-events/christmas-carols or contact christmascarols@breastcancernow.org

TOUCH YOUR BREASTS LOOK FOR CHANGES CHECK ANY CHANGES WITH YOUR GP

Can you feel anything new or unusual?

Does anything look different?

Check all parts of your breasts, your armpits and up to your collarbone (upper chest) for changes.

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No matter what size or shape your breasts are, check them regularly.

COMMON SIGNS OF BREAST CANCER INCLUDE… ADVERT A lump or swelling in the breast, upper chest or armpit

A change to the skin, such as puckering or dimpling

A change in the colour of the breast – the breast may look red or inflamed

A nipple change, for example it has become pulled in (inverted) breast pain

Rash or crusting around the nipple

Unusual liquid (discharge) from either nipple

Changes in size or shape of the breast

On its own pain in your breasts is not usually a sign of cancer. But look out for pain in your breast or armpit that’s there all or almost all the time.

These illustrations are meant as a guide. Check anything that looks or feels different for you with a GP.

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