Wacoal Pink Ribbon Charity Concert: A Concert for Breast Cancer Awareness The Wacoal Pink Ribbon Charity Concert, featuring Peck Palitchoke, is a concert dedicated to raising awareness and funds for breast cancer research and support.

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Wacoal is hosting its first-ever charity concert for breast cancer patients, "Wacoal Pink Ribbon Charity Concert," featuring popular singer Peck Palitchoke Ayanaputra, guest singer Gam Wichayanee Pearklin, and beloved host Yai Paompaem Niti Chitatat. The concert promises a fun experience with special performances to raise funds for the care of underprivileged breast cancer patients. It will be held on a single date, Saturday, September 29, 2018, at GMM Live House on the 8th floor of CentralWorld shopping center.

Dolls for sale to support charity.

This charity concert is the latest event under the "Wacoal Bow Pink, Fight Breast Cancer" project, a social campaign that has been running for 18 years. The project aims to raise awareness and promote early detection of breast cancer, which remains the leading cause of death among Thai women of all ages.

Present your purchased ticket at the event to claim your souvenir.

Due to the changing eating habits and lifestyles of modern people, campaigns have been launched to encourage Thai women to take care of their health by regularly performing self-breast examinations every month, along with annual mammograms. Women are also urged to consult a doctor immediately if they find any abnormalities on their bodies. Importantly, they should adjust their lifestyles, eat a healthy diet, and exercise regularly for good health.

Wacoal to Donate Proceeds from Charity Concert to Cancer Patients

Bangkok, Thailand - Wacoal, a leading lingerie brand, will donate all proceeds from its recent charity concert to support breast cancer patients in need. The concert, held at the Royal Paragon Hall, raised a total of 4,000,000 baht (approximately $120,000 USD) through the sale of 2,000 tickets, which sold out in just 10 minutes.

The funds will be distributed equally among three organizations: the Thai Cancer Society under the Royal Patronage, the Ramathibodi Foundation under the Royal Patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, and the National Cancer Institute Foundation. These organizations will use the donations to provide care and treatment for underprivileged breast cancer patients.

"Wacoal is committed to supporting the fight against breast cancer," said Mr. Thammarat Chokwatana, CEO of ICC, the parent company of Wacoal Thailand. "We believe that everyone deserves access to quality healthcare, regardless of their financial situation. We are honored to be able to contribute to the well-being of these patients and their families."

This donation is the latest in a series of initiatives by Wacoal to support breast cancer awareness and research. The company has previously partnered with various organizations to offer free mammograms and other cancer screenings to women in Thailand.

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A variety of activity booths, especially teaching self-breast examination.

Breast cancer remains the most prevalent cancer among Thai women, with over 13,000 new cases diagnosed annually. Women of all reproductive ages are at risk, particularly those over 40 years old.

Souvenir Shop

Therefore, we encourage everyone to take care of their health and see a doctor immediately if they find any abnormalities in their breasts. This is because most patients who die from breast cancer often see a doctor when the cancer has already spread. On this occasion, I would like to thank, on behalf of the underprivileged breast cancer patients under the care of the Association and the National Cancer Institute, those who have generously donated to this cause. Dr. Weerawut Aumsaran, Director of the National Cancer Institute and President of the Cancer Society of Thailand, said.

Three artists pose in front of a black backdrop.

Singer Peck Palitchoke Ayanaputra expressed his delight in having the opportunity to contribute to the fight against breast cancer alongside his fans. He hopes that the concert will serve as a voice and source of encouragement for women to prioritize their health and the health of their loved ones, thereby reducing the incidence of breast cancer and enabling them to continue making positive contributions to society.

Interview about the charity concert

Peck Palitchoke Ayanaputra in an interview

(Right) "Gam-Wichayanee Pearklin"

Yai Pompam - Niti Chitat, Peck Palitchoke Ayanaputra, and Gam Wichayanee Pearklin

Executives and artists pose for a commemorative photo together.

Join the queue to enter the hall and experience joy and satisfaction, while also contributing to a good cause.

Witness the unforgettable experience with Peck Palitchoke.

Enjoy the music from start to finish.

I really like the light bulb scene.

Every step is driven by determination.

Every melody originates from dedication.

It's time for our guest.

Kam-Wichayanee Pearklin

Having fun with the audience

Handing over the stage to our guest speaker.

Unveiling the Catastrophe with Music

And then I don't know how it happened, but I followed you. Can I trade you my phone number for your heart?

Great fun

And now, it's time for our next guest.

Grandmother Pompam - Niti Chitat

This song, "We Have Us," by Thai rock singer Whan Thittima, who tragically passed away from breast cancer.

Entertainment segment featuring the concert owner and guest stars.

Next up, enjoy the beautiful songs of Peck Palitchoke.

Songs that have gone through many stories.

Peck descended from the stage and sang alongside the audience members.

Overwhelming support from the audience

Walking down to the 2,000 audience members throughout the hall.

Distribute commemorative light sticks to a select group of attendees.

Words of encouragement from the audience

Let's continue the fun with songs by Palitchoke.

Followed by the song "Nobody Knows" by Kyle Mac.

Glittering paper fluttered down from the ceiling.

With fans waving their lightsticks, it was a signal of farewell and a promise to meet again.

After the concert ended, fans lingered, waiting to see the artist off. The next day, Peck Palitchoke would be traveling to America for a month. They bid farewell, promising to meet again in Thailand when the time was right.