Culinary Master and TV personality Michael Moore - owner of Sydney's Summit Restaurant - is turning heads in support for the National Breast Cancer Foundation. October is internationally recognised as breast cancer month and this year Michael is at the head of this magnificent cause with a custom made chef's jacket, traditionally white, this month he has turned his to a fashionable rich shade of PINK.

Known nationally for his weekly cooking segments on Mornings with Kerri-Anne and Fresh, both on the Nine Network, Michael is thrilled to be associated with the National Breast Cancer Foundation for a second year running.

Twenty years into an international career from numerous top Sydney restaurants including setting up and opening Sir Terence Conran's Bluebird Gastrodome, London to leading Sydney restaurants Wildfire, Bennelong and Prunier's.

Having experienced breast cancer devastation in his family, Moore is tickled pink to be able to give back to the community and support the fight against the disease. "If my message can make a small difference and remind Sydney-siders that more than 13,000 Australians are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, it's worth it," says Moore.

In addition, the lobby of the Summit will boast an extravagant 2.2 metre moneybox, entitled 'Steps to Survival'. The stunning installation consists of 47 white orbiting bands, reflecting the location of the Summit Restaurant on Level 47 of the Australia Square building. For every AUD$1,000 raised, one band of the moneybox will be illuminated pink.

From September 26, everyone is encouraged to place donations directly into the moneybox or to make an online donation on the Summit website. Monies raised will fund vital breast cancer research programs, into the prevention, detection and treatment of the disease.

As part of Michael's commitment to the National Breast Cancer Foundation the Summit will once again take part in the Estee Lauder Global Illumination campaign. The campaign involves lighting significant architectural landmarks around the world pink. The Summit Restaurant Australia Square will be one of just two Sydney buildings lit pink for Global Illumination, alongside the Sydney Opera House, which is clearly visible from the Summit.

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