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…and start a month of sobriety. Every drink you give up benefits your health and every dollar you raise helps ease the burden of cancer patients. Register for Dry July today at www.dryjuly.com and select Cancer Council Queensland as your…

…$20,500 has already been raised for Cancer Council Queensland through Dry July. “We want to thank all Dry July-ers for their amazing fundraising efforts so far – your healthy choice is benefitting your personal wellbeing and Queenslanders living with cancer….

…supported by an online community of participants, ambassadors and partners providing advice, help and encouragement throughout the challenge. Visit http://www.dryjuly.com to register or find out more information on past funds in action, celebrity supporters and fundraising tallies. Cancer Council Queensland…

…hope to more than 27,000 Queenslanders diagnosed with cancer each year.” Dry Julyers are supported by an online community of participants, ambassadors and partners providing advice, help and encouragement throughout the challenge. Visit www.dryjuly.com to register or find out more…

…healthier in the process!” To participate or to get more information about Dry July visit https://www.dryjuly.com/cancercouncil. More information about Cancer Council Queensland is available at www.cancerqld.org.au or via 13 11 20. ENDS *Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4606742/ Cancer Council 13 11 20 regional…

…encouraged Dry July-ers to keep up the healthy change of the rest of the month! “You don’t often get the chance to raise money for a charity by not doing something,” Ms Clift said. “Dry July is a challenge of…

…Council Queensland has been named a Dry July beneficiary in 2015, with funds raised contributing to the charity’s important work in cancer education and patient support services. Cancer Council Queensland spokesperson Katie Clift encouraged Dry July-ers to stay on the…

Cancer Council is challenging Queenslanders to go booze-free for a month to support adults living with cancer, as part of Dry July. Cancer Council Queensland has been named a Dry July beneficiary in 2015, with funds raised contributing to the…

…by challenging participants to go booze-free for a month to support adults living with cancer. Dry July participants are supported by an online community of other participants, ambassadors and partners providing advice, help and encouragement through the challenge. Visit www.dryjuly.com…