For many schools that host, Dig Pink® is an event with long-running traditions. It might be a certain slogan, a raffle, or gym decorations, but a tradition usually emerges. Traditions can be great ways to make an annual event memorable. It’s also convenient for organizers to follow a template that has worked in the past. […]
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For the girl’s volleyball program at Central Bucks High School South, the annual Dig Pink game is a community affair. The team has a long history with Dig Pink and has been involved for over eight years. This year, however, was special. Not only did the team raise $2,000 for The Side-Out Foundation’s life-changing research,
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An estimated 155,000 individuals are living with stage IV breast cancer in the U.S. Each day, metastatic breast cancer takes the lives of 110 people. These statistics strike the hearts of many, including those of the girls and staff at Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart. This connection to the breast cancer community for the
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Gloria (AKA “Glo”) S. Dunetz, 74, who died Friday, August 20th at her home in Fairfax Station, VA exuded beauty, kindness, strength, and love. She was graceful, an actress and dancer with charm to spare. Her talents and charisma will be passed on to others through her family and friends, of whom there are many.
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Gloria Dunetz, the mother of founder Rick Dunetz, succumbed to breast cancer Friday August 20th, 2010 in her home in Fairfax, VA. Gloria was the inspiration behind Side-Out, but more than that, she was a wife, mother, grandmother and friend. She will forever be an example of strength and grace for all those who knew
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