Challenge With Cancer

3201 Atlanta Industrial Parkway Northwest,Atlanta GA 30331

20 February, 2021

Description

Challenge With Cancer 2021! Is an outside festival dedicated to those who have cancer, lost someone to cancer, supporting the fight against! Let’s make an impact 2021 Challenge With Cancer! We would love to have you join us! February is National Cancer Prevention Month. We are excited to bring an event that will cater to Women and Men. Our exclusive vendors are coming to you from all over the US and will be available to you in one location! This event will be the one to attend and a day to remember! February is National Cancer Prevention month so come enjoy all the beautiful colors that represent cancer throughout the festival. For more information please send us an email, we hope you will join us! We are currently seeking Exhibitors that would like to participate & showcase their merchandise. For more information contact the organizer. There is no cost to attend, though donations are very much appreciated. Please get your free ticket on this link. Our goal is to: Provide education about cancer: Sharing these facts with your employees may save a life. Send them off in a newsletter, share this blog, or print a list to hang in the break room. Cancer Prevention Fun while acknowledging that cancer is a challenge for the young and old We are also collecting scarves and hats! Take up a collection of brand-new scarves and hats to deliver to a local chemo center. Since many women lose their hair during treatment, a bright scarf or hat will make her day. Breast cancer is the most common cancer for women worldwide. Please send your donations. 1 in 8 women receive a breast cancer diagnosis On average, every 2 minutes a female is diagnosed with breast cancer 1 woman will die of breast cancer every 13 minutes Alcohol use increases the risk of breast cancer Over 3.3 million breast cancer survivors are alive in the U.S. today An estimated 2,470 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer 1 in 1,000 men will receive a breast cancer diagnosis Breast cancer occurrence and death rates generally increase with age Only 5-10% of individuals diagnosed have a family history of breast cancer Lets educate and have fun on February 20, 2021. No refunds for any donations. Thank you.