
Belinda's 8mile Swim
- By: Belinda McLoughlin
- Short URL: https://archive.backabuddy.co.za/belindas-8mile-swim
- Date Created: 9 April 2020
Personal message
Joining the Midmar 8mile team to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer. Any support would be greatful.
Donations
- Feb 10, 2014 - R 500.00
- "Best of Luck my angel xxx" - Kirsty McNeil
- Feb 06, 2014 - R 100.00
- "Enjoy your swim!" - Jenny
- Jan 27, 2014 - R 200.00
- "Great cause Linds! Enjoy every mile xxx" - Linda
- Jan 27, 2014 - R 80.00
- "Just enjoy yourself. " - Don
- Jan 27, 2014 - R 100.00
- "Super proud of you Belinds. You are going to smash this." - Helen Batten
- Jan 24, 2014 - R 500.00
- "Great cause! We are behind you all the way!" - Debbie
- Jan 24, 2014 - R 200.00
- "Excellent cause Belinda one that is close to my heart. Good Luck!!!!" - Kathy
- Jan 23, 2014 - R 100.00
- "Good luck, and well done on raising awareness for such an import issue." - Ann
- Jan 23, 2014 - R 100.00
- "Go Belinda go!!!! " - JO
- Jan 23, 2014 - R 500.00
- "Good Luck Babe! I just know you going to rock!! And you doing it for a good cause as well!! Well done......" - Angelique Venter
- Jan 22, 2014 - R 1 500.00
- "Good luck babe, you going to kick arse cause you a machine! Great cause" - Connor
- Jan 21, 2014 - R 500.00
- "Well done Belinda, enjoy the swim!" - Shaun
- Jan 13, 2014 - R 500.00
- "Wishing you well on your quest! You are a machine, but that's why we like you! " - Bernie and Karen
- Jan 13, 2014 - R 1 000.00
- "Good Luck, but you wont need it. You'll do it with ease. :-)" - Neil
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PinkDrive Breast Cancer Fundraising

PinkDrive NPC, a health sector NGO, was founded in 2009 by Ms Noelene Kotschan, on the premise that “Early detection saves lives.” PinkDrive’s cardinal purpose is to contribute meaningfully towards preventing as many people as it can, from succumbing to breast, cervical, prostate and testicular cancer.
Its primary focus is on citizens without access to reasonable care for these conditions, and who reside in areas where health services do not reach. It recognises that treatable cancers receiving even the basic levels of care could translate into varying lengths of extended life for the afflicted when detected and treated early. Its posture is ostensibly a promoter of health awareness in general, and specifically health education and heightening awareness of gender-related cancers in South Africa.
Our Mission:
Promote awareness and early detection of, and screening for gender-related cancers in the general population of South Africa, using the message “Early detection will help to prolong life.”
Our Vision:
To be the leading non-governmental organisation dedicated to creating and promoting awareness about cancer in South Africa, and potentially beyond.
Our delivery:
PinkDrive has five principal interventions through its flagship programmes, PinkDrive® and More Balls Than Most®, channelled through mobile point-of-contact service delivery by skilled certificated medical/nursing practitioners, namely:
- Clinical Breast Exams: A mass screening service provided to woman and men of all ages. This service includes one-on-one cancer education focusing on self-examinations as well as a breast examination. 2. Mammograms: A select screening service primarily provided for a woman over the age of 40, unless they are referred for a mammogram by a Doctor.
- Pap Smears: Cervical Cancer Screening.
- Prostate-Specific Antigen Test (PSA): These tests are a form of rapid testing for men above the age of 40 years old. These tests are administered by testing an adequate sample of blood taken from a subject. 5. Prostate and Testicular Cancer Awareness and Education: At all activations, More Balls Than Most sets up information booths and supplies information flyers to educate the public about Prostate and Testicular Cancer.
Our beneficiaries:
Indigent and medically uninsured woman and men are the primary beneficiaries of PinkDrive NPC’s commitment. Citizens living in rural, township and semi-urban geographies across South Africa, are of the highest priority. Beneficiaries who can afford to pay for the service, are charged an approved nominal amount, which in turn funds the services to the indigent and medically uninsured beneficiaries.