Barre3 for Breast Cancer Awareness

12160 West Parmer Lane,Cedar Park TX 78613

22 October, 2022

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Barre3 is an efficient and effective workout that combines strength, cardio and mindfulness. About this event In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, please join us for a fundraiser to benefit the Breast Cancer Resource Center (BCRC). BCRC’s mission is to empower those affected by breast cancer with personalized support and compassion. BCRC’s vision is a future where no one faces breast cancer alone. Every dollar of your donation will go directly to BCRC. We hope with the funds collected we can help to make sure no one battles alone or uninformed. Your ticket includes: A barre3 class at our beautiful barre3 Cedar Park studio and 3 ticket entries to win prizes donated by the generous businesses in our Cedar Park community. We are also donating 15% of all retail sales on 10/22 to BCRC. This is going to be a great event for an amazing cause! Please come out and support this wonderful organization. Grab a buddy and come move with us, we are STRONGER TOGETHER! Your ticket purchase will secure your spot in the class and you will receive your 3 raffle entries at the door. Please dress comfortably and ready to move. Any questions, please email us at [email protected] ABOUT BCRC: Twenty years ago, a woman with breast cancer had very little help available to her in Central Texas. There was no one to help her cope with the fact she had cancer. No one to provide proof she too could get through the experience. From within this reality, two women in the midst of treatment formed a bond through their shared experience. Their names were Ann and Sherry. Soon it became undeniable - having the support of someone who understood what they were going though was huge. In 1995, these women teamed up with several others (two nurses and a social worker among them) and founded the Breast Cancer Resource Center. They had a helpline and a support group. They formed a “database” of survivors who could provide encouragement to other women. Training was simple and focused on how to be a good listener, how to provide understanding, and how to communicate hope. In the years since, BCRC has become much more than a volunteer helpline. Today, in addition to being survivors, BCRC staff are trained professionals and experts in where to go, what to do next, and how to keep moving forward. Through it all, their goal has remained the same - help women with breast cancer chart a course and find their way forward - in the way that’s right for them.