But you can help. Our participating owners will continue their work during October, but with pink shirts, branded bracelets, and promotional materials to gather donations and better inform their dental customers just how important breast cancer research is.
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“I thought this would be a good opportunity to honor my mother and all the other women who have fought breast cancer and also to raise awareness, to increase breast cancer education and early screening”, Condra said.
The campaign will also be supported across social media by celebrities, service users and the general public using the hashtag #NeverByMySelfie to symbolise the support provided by The Haven during what can often be an isolating time for those experiencing breast cancer.
Jolly, quoting statistics from the NCS database, noted: “We do have a number of persons here fighting the disease; here on the island we have approximately 191 persons on record today, they are still persons who prefer not to be recognised”. “Furthermore, because the app can detect where the nearest Mammography vans are, it could save people time going to hospital for symptom detection”, Benny told The Jakarta Post on Monday.
Not only does the event support the awareness of breast cancer, but also promotes local entrepreneurial growth in the community.
During the morning commute, motorists can drive through and pick up a free breakfast and helpful breast health information, while supplies last. Whatever you do, make a difference.
The 54-year-old said when she first heard the word cancer, she was anxious it was a death sentence but other people’s stories helped her change that view. This finding identified genetic characteristics of more aggressive tumors are more likely present among black women.
The Placer Breast Cancer Foundation was founded in 2005 and includes breast cancer survivors and community activists.
Residents at Watercrest at Sugar Land and Watercrest at Kingwood are encouraged to wear pink on “Pink Shirt Day” on October 1.
Most recent figures show that in Ireland over 2,800 women are diagnosed with breast cancer and 718 women die from breast cancer each year. The fundraiser takes place at the Riverhead location of Tanger Outlet Center, which sponsors the event.
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If you or someone you know is in need of a mammogram, please call us at 805-497-3575.
