Bowling for Cancer brought the A&D community together to raise money for breast and prostate cancer research. On 20 October in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, teams donned fancy dress and bowled off against each other for an excellent cause. Hosted by Stylecraft and the Cancer Council, Bowling for Cancer raised over $50,000 this year, far exceeding its 2011 target – with a Canberra event yet to be held on 3 November.
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