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Media Release:

Go Ga-Ga Australia and take National Babies Day seriously on October 17th

The Bonnie Babes Foundation is a non-profit volunteer based charity which is established for the health and well-being of families. Sadly, one in every four pregnancies ends in a loss. Over 17,000 babies are born prematurely, many of them often struggling for life.

All funds raised by The Bonnie Babes Foundation helps to save babies lives by funding the purchase of medical equipment to hospitals for premature babies struggling for life in intensive care. The funds also ensure that The Foundation is able to continue to provide our 24 hour, 7 day per week family help line service for those who have lost a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth or prematurity.

WHO: Families all over Australia will be going Ga-Ga for National Babies Day.
   
WHAT: Buy a dummy, tote bag soft toy or many other products from any Target store across Australia during September and October 2008 to help the Bonnie Babes Foundation. As a part of National Babies Day also enter our Pride of the Nation photo and coffee book promotion for children newborn to 15 years. For further information look on our website www.prideofthenation.com.au. Your can support National Babies Day by donating a Gold Coin for a casual dress day, selling our products at your place of work or having a Go Ga-Ga day by having a fun kids day at work by dressing up, bring along your favourite photo, teddy or doll.
   
WHEN: Friday 17th October 2008
   
WHY: To raise money for a worthy cause, helping families grieving after the loss of a child and to fund vital medical research to help save babies lives.

For further information, call The Bonnie Babes Foundation on (03) 9803 1800 or email enquiry@bbf.org.au or visit www.bbf.org.au.

Branches in all states.

Mum Zone Release Date: 7th October 2008

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