Lincent commits to fighting breast cancer

The municipality supports the fight with the Think Pink rose ribbon, donating 100% of profits to research and patient aid.

A pink ribbon placed on a desk with administrative documents and coins, symbolizing the fight against breast cancer.
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A pink ribbon placed on a desk with administrative documents and coins, symbolizing the fight against breast cancer.

The Municipality of Lincent is launching an awareness and support campaign for the fight against breast cancer, a disease affecting 1 in 8 women in Belgium.

In Belgium, 1 in 8 women is still affected by breast cancer. In 2024, according to the latest figures from the Cancer Registry Foundation, 11,840 people received a new diagnosis, equating to 32 people per day. These numbers represent familiar faces: a friend, a colleague, a family member. It is therefore crucial to join forces to raise awareness and act together against the most common cancer among women in Belgium.
The municipality invites its citizens to show their solidarity by supporting the fight against breast cancer. The Think Pink rose ribbon is available at the municipal administration for €2.
All proceeds from the sale of these ribbons will be donated to Think Pink. These funds will support scientific research and aid projects for individuals affected by breast cancer. The municipality thanks everyone in advance for their support.
Based on information from the official source: Commune de Lincent (01/10/2026)