Hi
John,
What a night! Thanks to each and every one of you who supported or joined us last night at our first-ever virtual fundraiser, 30 Years of Radical Disruption and Compassionate Resistance. It was an incredible evening and a reminder to all of us that the power of people coming together to demand change is unstoppable.
Last night over one hundred members of our community of radical, badass breast cancer activists came together from all over the country to reflect on our past successes and recommit to the work that lies ahead. And we did recommit! Together we raised over 96% of our ambitious $75,000 goal!
We are so close to our goal, and we need your help to meet it. Please help us achieve 100% of our fundraising goal by donating here.
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You can also visit our fantastic auction, which will be open until midnight tonight. Choose from 77 wonderful items, including one-of-a kind art pieces, handmade jewelry, gift cards, autographed books, and a wide variety of workshops, classes, and experiences. Whether you’re placing your first bids or you’re in a bidding war on one of our great items, it’s not too late. Get those bids in!
Our deep gratitude goes to Tania Katan, our emcee who guided us through an unforgettable evening with her energy, enthusiasm, and commitment to activism. We are also thankful to Belle Shayer for her heartfelt stories about Breast Cancer Action’s early years. And to Ricki Fairley and Dr. Monique Gary for laying out the work that we still need to do. Finally, thank you to Voices Lesbian A Capella for Justice for their beautiful and inspirational performance.
And thanks to you for all you do to support our work to address and end the breast cancer epidemic.
With gratitude,
Marj Plumb
Interim Executive Director
P.S. If you couldn’t join us last night, we’ll share videos of parts of the event soon. Until then, you can participate in the event by donating to help us meet our event fundraising goal.
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Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors
Activist
Karen Klein and Ben Golvin
Peggy Huston
Cathy Kornblith
Mark Matteucci and Joan Finnigan
Tracy Tamasi
Campaigner
Anonymous in Memory of April Hines
Dr. Elissa Arons
Betsy Cotton
Gail Kaufman
Lee Ann Slinkard and Maria Morris
Protester
Robert Appel
Abigail Arons and Matthew Bennett
Mary Armour
Joyce Bichler and Michael Kimbarow
Judy Bloom
The Disabled in Development Project
Laurie Drabble and Carol Pearce
Leslie and Alex Gleser
Robert Gould and Patrice Sutton
Ben and Katie Horne
Karuna Jaggar
Mary and Joshua Lipp
Pratap and Chitra Pal
Dr. and Mrs. Narenda Parson
Sonja Perkins
Yamini and Tushar Ranchod
Marj Plumb and Tracy Weitz
Ann and Larry Wheat
Barbra Wiener
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