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The Survivor Breakfast is a wonderful celebration with survivors!
Are you a Survivor? Arrive by 7:30 a.m. to celebrate with other survivors!
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Pre-RACE Breast Cancer Survivors Breakfast:
Survivors are invited to a light celebratory breakfast buffet at 7:30 AM on RACE morning in the Pretty in Pink Cafe tent. Volunteers are available to aid those who may require assistance.
We encourage survivor family and friends to enjoy a cup of coffee at the nearby Baronet Pink Ribbon Coffee Cafe during the breakfast.
Survivor Photograph: After the breakfast, a group photograph will be taken at 8:30 AM at the bleachers followed by survivor recognition.
The Survivor Tent will remain open throughout the RACE. Please feel free to return to relax and spend time with family, friends and other survivors. Picnic food will be available for purchase after 10:00 a.m.
| THE MAY 4, 2008 ROCK CATS PRE-GAME OPENING CEREMONY CELEBRATES SURVIVORS & RACE WEEK |
| 2007 Race in the Park Photos |
Governor
Jodi Rell
2005-2008 Honorary Survivor Chair
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Know someone who can use some support and comfort during a time of challenge?
The Shawl Ministry was founded by two graduates of the 1997 Women's Leadership Institute at The Hartford Seminary in Hartford, Connecticut. Care and the love of knitting have been combined into a prayerful ministry that reaches out to those in need of comfort and solace. Shawls can hearten individuals undergoing medical procedures, during an illness and recovery, and used during prayer or meditation to name a few. Visit the Shawl Ministry website to learn more about this ministry.
Read article about the Shawl Ministry.
CuzWeCare is an organization that is dedicated to bringing comfort to cancer patients, dialysis patients and children in need. CuzWeCare offers comfort pillows and polar fleece pillowcases for individuals who are undergoing radiation treatments or chemotherapy treatments and are losing their hair. The organization provides the items free of charge to anyone who needs them.
Visit the CuzWeCare website to learn more.
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