Field of Women at Homebush

[Wardy]

as mean and calculated as it sounds, it probably would also attract more if the $50 was tax deductible, $50 is pretty steep for some.

I hope though that they get the numbers they are looking for.

[Cher]

as mean and calculated as it sounds, it probably would also attract more if the $50 was tax deductible, $50 is pretty steep for some.

I hope though that they get the numbers they are looking for.

If we take the option without the ticket, does that make it tax deductible?

[AnnieH]

bugger the tax deduction ... this is for booby cancer and they've said that the whole amount of the monies collected goes to the cause.

i'm doing it.

[Wardy]

bugger the tax deduction ... this is for booby cancer and they've said that the whole amount of the monies collected goes to the cause.

i'm doing it.

I'm not saying that it isnt for a good cause, its a fantastic cause, but the reality is that most people consider if you donate to a charity or worthwhile cause the amount of $50 then its normally tax deductible. Can also guarantee that had there been an option for members, who already have tickets to the game, if they could have paid a cheaper price for the poncho and entry onto the field only then they would get many more participate.(otherwise you would have a heap of tickets that probably wont be used.) Sadly I wont be there on the night but I hope they get the numbers they are looking for.

[ScottH]

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[AussieAnge]

If we take the option without the ticket, does that make it tax deductible?

Probably unlikely as you get the poncho, perhaps you may be able to claim the deduction if you don't keep it.

[monopoly19]

How did it go? Any pics? There seemed to be lots of ladies (and a few men) in pink ponchos.

[ScottH]

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[BeeEmmAre]

How did it go? Any pics? There seemed to be lots of ladies (and a few men) in pink ponchos.

I reckon there would have been close to 20,000 on the ground.
It was amazing to see, the organisers mapped out a woman for 13,000 people and they just kept pouring onto the ground.
The 'pink lady' would have put on three dress sizes by the time they got them all out there, and then almost as soon, it was time to turn around and head off again.

[AussieAnge]

I reckon there would have been close to 20,000 on the ground.
It was amazing to see, the organisers mapped out a woman for 13,000 people and they just kept pouring onto the ground.
The 'pink lady' would have put on three dress sizes by the time they got them all out there, and then almost as soon, it was time to turn around and head off again.

They almost forgot her left arm, they only filled it up at the last minute.

BTW when will we see the field of men or the blue man for all the chaps who are survivors of prostate cancer?

[Margie]

It was really good being out there. I think there must have been a surge of last-minute numbers, as some were outside the marked line and made the pink lady look like she had bulges.

[NMWBloods]

The 'pink lady' looked fantastic!

[ScottH]

The 'pink lady' looked fantastic!

It was a lot more even than the MCG one.

[alison.z]

The Field of Women Live event that took place before the Sydney Swans game against St Kilda was a great success.

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yay i'm quoted in that article!!

[stellation]

Sydney is better than Melbourne.