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Ben and Wendy Nason

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Fans of AFL club Richmond will know Ben Nason as a speedy midfielder with a huge mop of blonde dreadlocks.

The 21-year-old will take the shearers to his hairdo this week in support of his mother Wendy, a breast cancer sufferer.

The pair is looking to raise as much money as possible for the McGrath Foundation, which aims to place breast care nurses in communities across Australia, and educate young women to become breast aware.

Breast cancer is a disease that currently affects one in nine Australian women of all ages and backgrounds.

Ben’s hair transformation can be seen on the official Richmond Football Club web site, richmondfc.com.au, at midday on Friday May 6.
 

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McGrath Foundation

The McGrath Foundation raises money to fund McGrath Cancer Care Nurses and deliver world leading cancer nursing services to support people and their families through cancer. McGrath Cancer Care Nurses provide clinical, psychosocial and emotional support. With your help we can ensure no one goes through cancer without the care of a McGrath Cancer Care Nurse.

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