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Banner of Hope 10th Annual Luncheon & Fashion Show in Scottsdale - AZ

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Saturday, October 27, 2007 the Breast Darn Newsletter

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Location: Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort
Location Address: 5401 N. Scottsdale Rd., Paradise Valley, AZ
Parking: Free Parking,Valet Parking
Attire: Business Casual
Starting Time: 11:00 AM 11AM-2PM
Description: Banner of Hope's 10th Annual Luncheon & Fashion Show will take place at the Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort on Saturday, October 27, 2007. As they have since the inception of the event, Dillard's Department Stores of Arizona will graciously host the fashion show featuring both processional and breast cancer survivor models.

There will also be a spectacular raffle with wonderful items from resorts, restaurants, salons, etc.

Tickets are $60 per person for general seating and $75 per person for runway seating. Tables of 10 are also available for purchase.

A local, non-profit organization founded by six friends in 1998, Banner of Hope is dedicated to raising funds for breast cancer prevention, education, treatment and cure.

History: Established in July of 1998 by six friends, Banner of Hope is an all volunteer organization dedicated to educating women and their loved ones about breast health and options of treatment when facing breast cancer.

The majority of the proceeds from the annual Luncheon & Fashion Show held each October during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, are used to establish and maintain breast health education centers throughout the Valley of the Sun.

Proceeds have benefited Scottsdale Healthcare's Breasthealth Center, the Laura Dreier Breast Health Center at Banner Health System, the Breast Center at Phoenix Baptist Hospital, the Breast Center at Mayo Clinic Scottsdale, Mobile On-site Mammography, Bosom Buddies, the Arizona Institute for Breast Health, and the Phoenix Indian Medical Center.

Banner of Hope gratefully accepts donations. For more information, call them at 480-348-5985 or contact them at Banner of Hope, 6018 East Campo Bello Drive Scottsdale, AZ 85254

Candace Robinson is a REALTOR® with Help-U-Sell Southeast Valley in Gilbert, Arizona and welcomes your real estate inquiries. She is not a survivor of Breast Cancer, however has a very close friend that is a survivor. Also the Active Rain Community's friend Karen George who is also from Arizona is currently battling breast cancer. Donations can be made by clicking the link above. We can all do our part for our mothers, daughters, sisters and friends.

To contact her, visit www.CandaceRobinson.com

copyright 2007 CKR

AzHelpUSell@yahoo.com 480-202-3558 Help-U-Sell Southeast Valley
1521 E. Elliot Rd. Ste 101 Gilbert, Arizona 85234

Posted Tuesday Oct 02

Hi Candy Girl!

My daughter is doing a walk on the 21st.  She has been active in this cause since she was in college.  We think it's a worthy cause for sure!  Thanks for sharing this with all!

Your Friend,

Lisa

Hi Lisa -- That is awesome that your daughter at her young age is so giving and selfless. Yes, it's a great cause and so many of us know someone that has been either battling with cancer (of any kind) and we really need to have more people like your daughter that give so we can help better our chances of finding the cures!! Kudos to her!!  Like the 'Candi Girl'  you made me smile. Thank you! Hope your daughter is feeling better after her dentist trip and life is getting back to normal for you!! Take care my friend!

Candace, What a lovely post for a much needed charity.  I hope there is a big turnout.  Isn't it wonderful when you see your daughter step up for some worthy cause?  I went into shock last year when my daughter came home with very short hair...she had donated it to Locks of Love.

Candace - Now you are talking my talk and touching my soul! Anyone that embraces my friend Karen George is a valued friend of mine!

Carole - Thank you. That is very admirable of your daughter to sacrifice something so sacred for a woman for another. A great sign of character! Thank you for sharing.

George - I think we agree on many levels. Karen George just being one. Thank you for your friendship!! I appreciate you!

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