 Guys' Night Out in Foam Lake June 9 Guys' Night Out -- Tackling Prostate Cancer will be held in the Foam Lake Community Hall on June 9, the second phase of the launch of For the Men In Our Lives cookbook. The speaker will be former Roughrider head coach Ken Miller. Also on the program are comedian Doug Arden, and a live auction. Happy hour starts at 5.30 p.m., with the banquet and program to follow at 7 p.m. Admission is $40 per ticket, which includes a draw for Grey Cup 2013 tickets sponsored by Maple Farm Equipment. Tickets are available in Foam Lake at Willy's Hotel and Tavern, Maple Farm Equipment, Golden Ocean Giftware and Bumper to Bumper. They may also be purchased by calling 1-877-560-4547. Click for poster in PDF format.
For the Men In Our Lives was also launched at the All About Women fashion show on Sunday, March 25, at the Conexus Arts Centre in Regina.  Now available...For the Men In Our Lives
$19.95 Click here to order online
Click here for two recipes from this cookbook
Breast Friends have positioned themselves and come out swinging, publishing a cookbook dedicated to the men in their lives. This cookbook speaks volumes and is on par with their first four National Best Sellers. It’s a winner with hit recipes for the golf, beach, barbecue and football seasons. This edition targets and tackles prostate cancer, a formidable foe.  So what’s Breast Friends game plan? They hope to raise needed funds, kicking up awareness and assisting in the fields of education, research, equipment, prevention and treatment. The gals are on the offensive and hope to score major points, carrying the ball in the national challenge; to defeat this tough opponent to men’s health. Net profits from each book are donated to cancer agencies, equipment, research or patient needs.
Saskatchewan-born businessman W. Brett Wilson of Calgary, left, who was a member of the Dragon's Den when Breast Friends made their pitch to the panel in 2010, sports a Tie One On apron and displays the latest cookbook. The aprons may be purchased online through our book order form. He is teaming up with CBC this spring to host the Boom Box, a program where young aboriginal entrepreneurs get to pitch their ideas. Wilson was born in North Battleford, and has had a very successfull career in the energy and other industries.
Cookbooks raise funds for cancer causes Breast Friends, a group of 10 "seasoned" women from Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada, raise funds for cancer causes from the sale of their own self-published national best-selling cookbooks. You'll discover more than cookbooks as you peruse these very popular, comprehensive grassroots products which are sold across Canada and in many centers in the United States. Incredibly, in a few short years these unique cookbooks have generated well over $1 million dollars to cancer causes and their good work, with your help, continues. The funds raised go to support patient needs, equipment, research and prevention, and cancer agencies. InspireHealth LIFE Program in Regina in May  Breast Friends will present the InspireHealth LIFE Program in Regina on Friday, May 11, from 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. in the Regina Community Clinic boardroom, second floor at 1106 Winnipeg Street.
The program presents all aspects of supporting recovery and survival through immune system support, nutrition, exercise, emotional and spiritual support, supplements and complementary therapies. They are all safely integrated with standard cancer treatments. The registration fee is $150, which provides cancer patients with the one-day comprehensive program, a copy of the InspireHealth Integrative Cancer Care Guide, access to the world's largest database of scientific research on integrative cancer care, and an email subscription to research updates. Registrations are now being accepted by calling 1-877-560-4547 toll-free. Click here to see the poster (in PDF format). | 
Now available, $19.95 
