Wingene turns pink for international breast cancer month

The town hall is illuminated as a sign of solidarity and connection with patients and affected men.

The Wingene town hall facade illuminated in pink for the Pink Illumination campaign.
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The Wingene town hall facade illuminated in pink for the Pink Illumination campaign.

Since Wednesday, September 30, 2026, the Wingene town hall has been illuminated pink for Pink Illumination, an awareness campaign by Pink Ribbon for the international breast cancer month.

With this pink lighting, Wingene wants to show a visible sign of solidarity and connection to everyone affected by breast cancer.
1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime, but men are also affected.
With the campaign theme 'Stronger Together', Pink Ribbon emphasizes the importance of being there for each other. Awareness and early detection also remain crucial.
Together we color Wingene pink. Together we stand stronger against breast cancer.
Based on information from the official source: Gemeente Wingene (01/10/2026)