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Casino UK Fights the Good Fight Against Breast Cancer This October

In honour of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Casino UK is making a difference.

2012-10-18
TA XBIEX, MALTA, October 18, 2012 (Press-News.org) October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and Casino UK is making sure that they take part in the fight against the disease. Casino UK has created banners and badges in support of the cause, and has promised to donate $1 for every banner added to your website. While $1 won't get very far alone, with everyone supporting the cause and promoting breast cancer awareness, lives can be saved.

One out of eight women gets breast cancer in their lifetime. It's common, rampant and it's frighteningly close. You don't just hear about it in the news. It's not just that odd person that you hear about on the grapevine. It could be your child's school teacher that is diagnosed. It could be your work colleague. It could be your friend's mother. Or it could be a little closer to home... it could be your mother.

The victims of breast cancer can't face their war alone. Casino UK want to help fight the good fight this month and want as many people to get on board as possible. There is a selection of banners available to choose from that will spread awareness for Breast Cancer and help create support for those who are suffering.

+Connor Reeves, spokesperson for Casino UK commented, "Casino UK is rallying support to fight back against this disease. It is affecting too many of the people that we care about, and we can't just sit back and watch. While$1 may not seem big enough to tackle Breast Cancer, a couple of thousand dollars can definitely make a difference. The fight is free, and we would really appreciate your help and support in making a difference."

If you would like to get involved, the steps are simple:

- Visit http://www.casinouk.com/
- Copy the "embed code" for the banners available
- Paste it on your site
- Email your URL to social@casinouk.com

It will take only 2 minutes of your time, and there is no cost involved. Saving a life has never been simpler! Together, maybe a cure could be found. Together, more people can be educated about the symptoms and risks so that they can nip the disease in the bud. Together, each $1 could be collected to save a life, to save a school teacher, a friend's mother, a work colleague... to save a mother.

If you would like to join the movement and fight the good fight, then simply visit http://www.casinouk.com/. You will be the difference in someone's life.


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[Press-News.org] Casino UK Fights the Good Fight Against Breast Cancer This October
In honour of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Casino UK is making a difference.