Arrowtown Pharmacy staff from left Sarah and Colin French, Eleanor Baty and Daisy Hylton.
Cafe Mondo's Sarah Crowther with some pink cupcakes made especially for Pink RIbbon Day. The cafe donated $1 from the sale of every cupcake to the appeal.
Arrowtown residents Gaynor, left, and Jordan Scott (18).
D'Or Hair Stylists owner Rosemary Chalmers, left, with Arrowtown Volunteer Fire Brigade chief fire officer Garry Hall and D'Or Hair Stylists' Grace Swain.
Arrowtown's Gerlinde Buder with the Breast Cancer bracelets on sale on Friday.
Arrow Events co-ordinator Julie Hughes, left, with Jennifer Cavanagh, of Harcourts.
Gold Nugget staff Linda March, left, and Kathy Eeles.
D'Or Hair Stylists' Stacy McTaggart, left, and Emma Farquharson.
Amisfield staff from left Olivia Herbert, Debbie Zampieri, Brian Dennis and Ruth Peddie. Amisfield donated 50c from every bottle of wine sold on Friday to the Pink RIbbon appeal.
Arrowtown Boutique Hair Company stylists Nikki Nash, left, and Jamie Creevey were star attractions in Arrowtown on Friday. The hair salon donated $2 from every adult hair service on Friday to the appeal.
Arrowtown turned pink on Friday for the 2009 Pink Ribbon appeal, raising more than $2200 in one day. Photos are by Tracey Roxburgh, and are available for purchase at Otago Images.