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65 Roses Day

65 Roses

 

65 Roses Day 2010 – Friday 28 May

65 Roses Day 2010 falls on Friday 28 May and is the national annual awareness and fundraising day for Cystic Fibrosis (CF) in Australia.

This special day was named after the folklore story of a little boy who could not pronounce his sister's condition, Cystic Fibrosis, and instead called it "65 Roses".

You can get involved this 65 Roses Day by selling 65 Roses Day merchandise. Click on the relevant link below to find out more:

 

 NSW

 

REST OF AUSTRALIA

 

You can also celebrate 65 Roses Day by holding your own fundraising event and have your friends, family and colleagues involved – it could be a dinner, trivia night or some other fun activity you are already involved in which you can incorporate into a fundraiser.

For further information on 65 Roses Day visit www.65rosesday.org.au.