Find out all about the Pink Ribbon projects.

Did you know that a nine-hole round of golf is equivalent to 10,000 steps? This is exactly why Pink Ribbon created the National Ladies Golf Cup. This initiative combines the passion and fun surrounding golf with solidarity in the fight against breast cancer.

Pink Ribbon vzw is organizing a survivor's day for persons with metastatic breast cancer and their loved ones on Saturday, Nov. 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Zaventem.

Since 2000, Pink Ribbon in collaboration with Estée Lauder Companies—has been illuminating iconic buildings around the world in pink to raise awareness of breast cancer. In keeping with annual tradition, on September 30 and October 1, various buildings in Belgium will also be bathed in pink light to mark the start of International Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In recent years, the honor of Pink Illumination in Belgium has gone to, among others, the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp, the Station d'Europe of the European Parliament, the Atomium in Brussels, the town halls of Brussels, Bruges, and Lier, and the mine shafts of Maasmechelen.

With Shine a Light, Pink Ribbon opts for a fluorescent ribbon and bracelet this year. A ribbon and bracelet that no one can look past. A bright signal during the day, a light in the dark at night.

The Mammoquiz calculates your risk of late detection of breast cancer. Scientific research shows that some people are at higher risk of late detection of breast cancer.

Pink Monday is a day devoted entirely to prevention, (early) detection of breast cancer and support for (former) breast cancer patients. 250,000 women in Belgium have had to deal with it in the course of their lives. In your workplace, too, 1 woman in 8 can be affected by breast cancer.

You save for a ponytail of at least 35cm. You send the donation and Pink Ribbon processes the hair so it can be made into a wig by a Belgian wigmaker. By donating hair, you can help them obtain a beautiful, natural wig.