Expanding Awareness Across 46 Towns
This October, Dance for the Cure is excited to lead the Tie the Town Pink initiative, an annual effort to raise breast cancer awareness by displaying pink ribbons throughout local municipalities. This year, 46 towns are participating, with mayors, police departments, township officials, and DFC volunteers taking part in decorating their communities.
The pink ribbons, displayed in high-visibility areas of each town’s municipal complex, serve as a reminder of the importance of early detection and ongoing support for breast cancer patients. Local officials have embraced this initiative, helping to raise awareness and demonstrate solidarity with individuals and families impacted by the disease.
By working together, these towns continue to foster a sense of unity and compassion. Tie the Town Pink is a collective effort to keep breast cancer awareness at the forefront, while Dance for the Cure provides much-needed financial assistance to local patients in need.
If you see pink ribbons at your town’s municipal building this month, remember the significance behind them—they represent both awareness and the community’s commitment to making a difference for those facing breast cancer. To get your town involved in Tie the Town Pink, please contact Joanne Liscovitz, DFC co-founder.
Are you interested in volunteering?
Please visit our Support Us page or contact Joanne or Kathleen directly.
Visit our Volunteers page to see our great team!
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