Sarah Murdoch has been associated with the NBCF since 1997 when she accepted the role of international spokesperson for Fashion Targets Breast Cancer, Australia. During this time she has become increasingly concerned at the impact of breast cancer on women, across all age groups, their carers and families.

As Patron, Sarah sees her role as raising the consciousness of business, the media and the wider community about the continuing need for new knowledge to improve the detection and treatment of breast cancer and to ultimately find its causes - giving us the potential to prevent it.

Natarsha Belling

"Prevention is always better than a cure, that's why it's so vital we financially support our medical community, so they can save more lives. We are blessed to have some of the best researchers in the world here in Australia and every year they are a step closer to finding that magic cure for breast cancer."

Liz Ellis

"Like many Australians I have had a loved one diagnosed with breast cancer. In fact one in eight Australian women will be diagnosed with the disease in their lifetime. I am proud to be an Ambassador of the National Breast Cancer Foundation, which is dedicated to finding the causes of breast cancer so that it can be prevented."

Jane Flemming

"I have many charity requests but the National Breast Cancer Foundation and cause stands out for me, as every female I know has been touched in some way by some one who has had the disease. Quality of life is so contingent of being well and it is important for me to feel I can contribute to Women's health, even if only it is in a small way in such a positive environment."

Melinda Gainsford-Taylor

"Breast cancer is being detected earlier and there have been huge advancements in the way the disease is treated. These improvements are all due to research, which is funded by organisations like the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Further research needs to be conducted to fulfill the NBCF’s goal of finding the prevention and cure of breast cancer. I am proud to be an Ambassador and to work towards this goal."

Georgie Gardner

"I am delighted to act as an Ambassador for the National Breast Cancer Foundation. The NBCF's dedicated research into detecting and treating breast cancer has made a remarkable difference to Australian women. It is only through ongoing work that the disease can ultimately be prevented."

Sharyn Ghidella

"With the number of Australian women diagnosed with breast cancer sadly on the increase, it is imperative for all of us to support work towards improved treatment and ultimately a cure for this disease. There have been too many people in my life adversely affected by breast cancer and it is for them and for those women yet to be diagnosed that I am happy to support this worthy cause. By supporting the amazing work carried out by the National Breast Cancer Foundation, perhaps we can one day eradicate this disease."

Corinne Grant

"I don’t know of anyone that has not been touched by breast cancer. I have had a relative survive and I have lost a friend. I have many friends who have lost loved ones to breast cancer. Like so many other Australians, I am throwing my support behind the wonderful team at the National Breast Cancer Foundation who are searching for a cure."

Sara Groen

"My Mum battled breast cancer with inspiring strength and honesty. It is a life changing experience and one that is shared by a loving network of family and friends. The National Breast Cancer Foundation is another vital part of that network and I am honoured to assist in raising awareness of their incredible work."

Gretel Killeen

"Breast cancer may touch the lives of every Australian, but we can make a difference with love, funding and research. Together we make a stronger team, so that one day we might halt it."

Sami Lukis

"My Aunt is a breast cancer survivor. I was blown away by her amazing strength, courage and gusty approach to overcoming this awful disease. As an Ambassador for the National Breast Cancer Foundation, I’m passionate about raising awareness about the benefits of early detection – because that’s what saved my Aunt’s life. And until we find a cure, that’s what will continue to save the lives of our mothers, daughters and sisters everywhere."

Alice Mills

"Having witnessed my Aunt lose her long battle with breast cancer, I realised how important it is to help raise much needed funds for research. Breast cancer research increases survival rates and one day may lead to finding a cure for breast cancer. I am proud to be an Ambassador for the National Breast Cancer Foundation and I offer my assistance so all women of Australia can benefit from their amazing work."

Dr Cindy Pan

"It is impossible the overestimate the vital importance of breast cancer research for women and their families, today and for generations to come."

Juanita Phillips

"Breast cancer strikes at the heart of our families - mothers, sisters, wives and daughters. Very few of us have not been touched in some way, if not directly, then through our network of friends and relatives. Research into the causes and treatment for breast cancer is the best way we have to take back our power, and to meet this disease head-on with strength and hope, not fear."

Dr. Katrina Warren

"Breast cancer touches the lives of so many Australians each year and ongoing research gives women of all ages confidence that one day we will find a cure."

Gai Waterhouse

“I am most honoured to have been chosen to be an Ambassador for the National Breast Cancer Foundation. It is certainly a disease we all need to help raise funds to fight against and it affects the lives of so many people. If I am instrumental in raising the awareness of everyone just a small amount, then I am more than happy to assist and hope this will be the case.”

Kim Watkins

"When I was 12, mum found a lump in her breast and for those few days my world fell apart until she was diagnosed with non-cancerous fibroids. My husband wasn't so lucky. He lost his mum to cancer when he was 14 and it changed his life forever. He says you never ever get over that loss, and so in memory of that grandmother my 3 daughters will never meet, I pledged to throw my support behind finding a cure."

Lisa Wilkinson

“Breast cancer affects so many lives, but it's great to know that we can all do something about it. I encourage all Australians to show your support for this important cause.”