The meeting will be held at the Cowra Bowling Club, 6pm for 6.30pm at $10 per head. 

Donna Falconer was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009 at 44 years of age.

"I have now been 10 years clear, and have devoted much of my life since that diagnosis with helping raise awareness and offer support for others, most notably through my work in establishing a local support charity Pink Angels Inc," Ms Falconer said.

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Three years ago she made the decision to quit her job and travel around regional Australia spreading the message about the importance of early detection.

"I quit my job, sold my house, bought a Winnebago and hit the road around regional Australia, at my own expense,  to share the message of the importance of early detection of breast cancer," Ms Falconer said.

"With the “Groovy Booby Bus” now on the road I have documented the story of my breast cancer journey so far in the form of a book "My Time", the proceeds from which will be directed in their entirety to The McGrath Foundation, particularly the regional breast-care nurses and the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) in their work in supporting those diagnosed with the disease.

"My mission is to raise $40,000 from the sale of the books at $22 each to raise $20,000 for each charity."

Donna’s visit to speak at Cowra Rotary is well timed for locals, as the mobile NSW BreastScreen Van is in Cowra for the month of March at the Cowra Showgrounds.

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“Cowra Rotary has a strong focus on getting involved in our local community and we would extend an invitation to anyone who would like to come along and be inspired by Donna’s story," President Bill Murphy said. 

"By supporting this fantastic initiative Cowra Rotary can help raise awareness and encourage women of all ages to make breast care a priority."

If you are interested in attending please contact Bryan Dawes on 0428 675 942 or 6342 2590. 

Please RSVP by 12pm on March 21, 2019.