We are once again "GOING PINK" in June 2025 to proudly support the incredible team at the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) and raise funds for the foundation.
Spiderman SE’s very own Madame Web and lover of bees, Sarah Cutting, will once again spearhead the campaign this year in 2025. Unfortunately, Sarah knows firsthand the importance of raising awareness for research geared towards preventing, detecting, treating, and ultimately stopping the recurrence of breast cancer, having fought her own battle with the disease.
Some Statistics About Breast Cancer in Australia:
- Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in women in Australia, accounting for about 28% of all new cancers in Australian women.
- In 2025, it is estimated that around 21,194 people will be diagnosed with breast cancer, including approximately 20,973 women and 221 men.
- On average, 58 people are diagnosed with breast cancer every day in Australia.
- The risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer over a lifetime is 1 in 7 for women and 1 in 556 for men.
- Most breast cancer cases (about 80%) occur in women over the age of 50.
- The number of new cases has risen significantly over recent decades, from 5,316 women and 61 men diagnosed in 1983 to over 21,000 people in 2024.
The team at Spiderman SE have been Pink Partners of the National Breast Cancer Foundation for years, making monthly contributions and raising awareness in the fight against breast cancer.
Last year, we were super proud to have raised $1471 during the campaign. However, this year, we want to beat that result! So, let’s all get behind this campaign again in 2025 and help support the National Breast Cancer Foundation in every way possible.
Protect your home while supporting a cause that’s close to many in our community.
Rodent Control Station Installation Special Offer
Throughout June 2025, you can take advantage of our rodent pest control service at a special rate of just $150* (usually $200).
What’s Included in the Go Pink Offer:
- 2 x Baited Rat Stations, OR
- 4 x Baited Mouse Stations, OR
- 1 x Baited Rat Station + 2 x Baited Mouse Stations
All stations are:
- Professionally installed
- Pre-baited and ready to go
- Yours to keep - once paid for, the stations are your property
But what makes this offer truly special is that for every rodent station installation booked as part of our GO PINK in June 2025 campaign, we will donate $50 directly to the NBCF, ensuring that every contribution counts towards groundbreaking research and support programs.
Installations must be completed in June 2025 to qualify for the Go Pink rate and donation. Bookings can be made now, but will be scheduled for June.
Please note that any additional materials outside the package are charged separately.
Information
• Free for the first 60 km return
• Shared cost: $0.30 per km (split across all jobs in the area)
• Full cost: $1.00 per km (for single bookings or when cost-sharing isn't possible)
• Travel charge confirmed at the time of booking.
• Carcass removal
• Odour control (if a rodent dies in an inaccessible area)
• Carcass Removal / Odour Control Visit $100.00 per visit
• Earthcare Odour Bags $38.00 each
• Freshwave Gel 235ml $20.00 each
• Freshwave Gel 473ml $35.00 each
• Baited Rat Station (additional) $50.00 each
• Baited Mouse Station (additional) $25.00 each
• Unbaited Rat Station $38.00 each
• Rodent Bait Blocks $1.00 each
Safety: Stations must not be moved or tampered with.
Booking Period: Book anytime - installations must occur in June 2025 to qualify for the special rate and donation offer.
Donation: A $50 donation will be made per installation to the NBCF. We’ll share the total amount raised with our community after the campaign concludes.
Sarah’s Story
In March 2019, my life took an unexpected detour when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. As an entrepreneur, mum and active member of our community, this was a plot twist I definitely didn’t see coming. But as they say, life is full of surprises, and this was just another chapter in my epic novel.
I’m the kind of person who stays on top of health checks (I’d even had a clear mammogram before all this). So when I discovered a lump in early 2019, I wasn’t about to sit around waiting. With a lengthy wait time for a mammogram in Mount Gambier, I zipped off to Adelaide for a quicker appointment. Post-mammogram and biopsy, I was handed my new script: Grade 3 Triple Negative Breast Cancer. Lights, camera, action—surgery was scheduled immediately.
Treatment was like the world's least fun rollercoaster ride, featuring surgery, chemo, and radiation. The surgery kicked off in March 2019 with a lumpectomy.
Chemo was next, with 16 rounds that had me bouncing between Mount Gambier and Adelaide more often than I care to remember. Side effects? Oh, the full package—nausea, fatigue, and a new bald look, which I rocked, by the way.
Radiating positivity, I faced a month of radiation therapy in Adelaide. Tough? Absolutely. But giving up wasn’t in the script.
Fast forward to 2024, and I’m celebrating five years cancer-free, a milestone that shifts the statistics in my favour regarding the chance of cancer recurrence. To celebrate, Spiderman SE is Going Pink. This journey hasn’t just been about survival; it’s been about learning to hit pause, listen to my body, and soak up every crazy, beautiful moment with my family and friends.
I got lucky, and I know it. Not everyone gets this kind of closing scene, and my heart goes out to the warriors still on the front lines and those who’ve faced loss - you know who you are.
This June, join me and Spiderman SE as we paint the town pink for the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF). This cause means the world to me, and we're determined to boost support for life-saving research and patient care. The NBCF has been an invaluable ally, offering everything from early detection to support services.
When we come together, real change is possible and we hope our GO PINK initiative not only offers practical support but also shines as a beacon of hope in the fight against breast cancer.
Thank you for your support
Sarah & Michael Cutting
