Did we take your picture in the fashion show, or maybe you were snapped doing a sponsored walk?
See who you can spot in these throwback gallery, of patients, warriors and fundraisers who all had a story to tell.
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9. Blobby blobby blob
Mr Blobby, Red Ahagan, and fellow Council employees, from left, Mary Ferron, Sue Reader, Dianne Vincent, Ann Rigby, Karen Bates and Christina Craven turned up at The Council House dresed in pink in 2000 to raise money for Life After Breast Cancer Support Group. Photo: Steve Taylor (staff)
10. Moonwalkers
Playtex Moonwalkers, from left, Hilary Owen, from Scrooby, Jane Oxford, from Sutton, Liz Matthews and Chris Robinson, both from Bawtry. The foursome competed in the London Moonwalk in 2001 to raise awareness of and money for breast cancer. Photo: Steve Taylor (staff)
11. Fashion fix
A fashion show in aid of the Life After Breast Cancer Support Group was held in 2001. Our picture shows Ann Johnson, and Robert Bennie, aged 17, in the sporty BMW car, surrounded by some of the other models. Photo: Steve Taylor (staff)
12. Raffle fundraiser
Binns worker Joanne Rourke, aged 22, helps raise funds during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in 2001 Photo: Steve Taylor