Cross-Dress For Cancer - Bristol’s Biggest Drag Race
23/03/2006
Launch Of Bristol’s Biggest Drag Race - www.dragrace.org.uk
Leading UK holistic cancer care charity Bristol Cancer Help Centre has launched a new website designed by FletcherConsult for the first ever major fundraising event to take place in Bristol in which you can indulge your urge to cross-dress!
The website uses FletcherConsult's e-publishing content management system, giving Bristol Cancer Help Centre the benefits of low cost in use, instant web updates, excellent security and administrative audit trails.
Bristol’s Biggest Drag Race will be a unique fundraising event in which participants will take part in races across an obstacle course with men dressed as women and women as men, to take place on Sunday 21st May 2006 from 12 noon on Ladies Mile, Bristol. The event is sponsored by Star FM and also supported by Bristol Evening Post and event leaflets feature comedians Matt Lucas and David Walliams.
How to take part
People can enter as individuals or teams – all you need to do is to pay a £10 registration fee and pledge to raise a minimum of £100 sponsorship per entrant. Registration details here. Prizes will be awarded to the fastest lady, speediest gent and best-dressed competitor and celebrity guests have been asked to take part.
About the Bristol Cancer Help Centre
The Bristol Cancer Help Centre was founded 25 years ago in October 1980 by Penny Brohn a woman living with cancer, and her great friend Pat Pilkington MBE to support people living with cancer and those close to them.
It is the UK’s first and leading holistic cancer charity that has pioneered and specializes in the world-famous Bristol Approach to cancer care that provides a unique range of physical, emotional and spiritual support to help people to deal with the challenges a cancer diagnosis brings.
The charity offers information and support through a range of therapy courses at the Centre including the Bristol Approach two-day and Bristol Retreat five-day residential courses, offering people affected by cancer complementary therapies, practical advice on nutrition and lifestyle, and stress-reducing self-help techniques.
The Bristol Approach works hand in hand with medical treatment, and is delivered by the charity’s experienced teams of doctors, nurses and complementary therapists.
For information and support contact the National Telephone Helpline on
0845 123 23 10 email helpline@bristolcancerhelp.org or log onto www.bristolcancerhelp.org
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