“We always say that being a survivor is never a club you want to be invited to, but one that you’re honored to be a part of,” said Sarah Gillenwater, Pink Ribbon Girls Director of Marketing
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The day will be packed with a Warrior Breakfast, petting zoo, inflatables, fashion show, scavenger hunt, beer garden with LIVE music and finally, the Warrior Walk.
The walk will be a powerful moment honoring survivors and also those walking to remember loved ones who were lost too soon to cancer.
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“Breakfast and event T-shirt are FREE for survivors but you must register to be guaranteed an event t-shirt and a drink ticket for Saturday evening,” according to a PRG press release.
Pink Ribbon Girls work tirelessly to make sure that “no one struggles alone.”
The Pink Ribbon Girls offer:
- Healthy Meals – Meals that target the nutrients a cancer patient needs, prepared by executive chefs and professionally delivered to homes.
- Housecleaning – Provided by professional, bonded and insured cleaning services
- Rides to Treatment
- Peer Support
For more information about the Pink Ribbon Girls and to register for the event, visit pinkribbongirls.org or find them on Facebook.
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