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Showing posts with label breast cancer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breast cancer. Show all posts

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Zumba Party in Pink

Join Bradie James' Foundation 56 for
Zumba Party in Pink

Wear your pink and get ready to dance and exercise!
Zumba instruction by Chabria

Saturday, December 17, 2011
9:00-10:00 am
Mark Cuban Center - 1800 Bonnie View Rd.

$5 per person
FREE for breast cancer survivors
Benefiting Bradie James' Foundation 56
Space is limited. RSVP: 214-379-7454 or info@bradiejames.net

Foundation 56 is a breast cancer outreach program dedicated to providing access to quality services and resources for breast cancer patients and survivors.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Dian Malouf "Go Girl" Ring, Available at SWAG

When Dian Malouf began looking for a large sterling silver and gold ring, she never found one, so she designed one for herself.

She wore her first design effort to Europe and was asked in four languages, "Where on earth did you find that beautiful ring?" She came home, and with out any experience or business background, designed more rings. All were quickly sold. That was thousands of designs ago.Dian's recognizable designs immediately distinguish her in a market crowded with other established jewelry designers. Her bold creations dazzle the confident woman, many of whom are art ball chairs, CEOs, and on the "A List."
Dian's jewelry has sold to Oprah, Elton John, Randy Travis, and enough other stars to fill the night sky. But her "Go Girl" ring has been perhaps her most rewarding personal experience. This ring, along with along with a message from Dian, tells women to "hang in there" regardless of circumstances. The "Go Girl" (part of the proceeds of which go to breast cancer research) has become a comfort to many breast cancer survivors and others who have hit a bump or two in the road of life. Dian receives many letters from recipients of the ring... all uplifting and all with sincere inspirational thanks.

You can find Dian Malouf's jewelry at SWAG at NorthPark Center. SWAG will also have a booth at Race for the Cure on October 15, where they will promote Dian Malouf's Go Girl Ring and Survivor Ring. These rings can be purchased in the NorthPark SWAG location the day of the race and beyond—proceeds will benefit Breast Cancer Research at Baylor Healthcare Systems."I created the GO GIRL ring as a special reminder for women to believe in themselves. The GO GIRL ring is a celebration of life's happy times: first job, promotion, graduation, marriage or new baby. When loss or illness occurs, the GO GIRL ring reminds us to hang in there, take charge, speak up and remind ourselves that we are our own best support system. So give yourself a hug and show life that you can GO GIRL!" - Dian Malouf

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

BonBon Designer Launches in Dallas

It is like a dream come true, a creative young woman decides to start designing jewelry for friends and herself, leading to a beautiful collection and jewelry business a few years later. That is the story of Micah Yancey Rust, the jewelry designer that began BonBon. Her line is coming to Dallas which will thrill jewelry enthusiasts. She came up with the name BonBon, which means 'candy' in French, because many of her stones are delicious enough to eat!

Micah has two dear friends who are breast cancer survivors, which has led her to have a personal connection with two wonderful organizations: The Breast Cancer Resource Center and the Susan G. Komen Foundation. A portion of the proceeds from BonBon trunk shows are always donated to one of these non-profits. Certainly sounds like a great reason to do a few things: attend one of her trunk shows, buy some pieces for yourself, and then with no effort, some of your final sum will go to a wonderful organization!




Sunday, July 11, 2010

Paddle for the Cure


Come out to White Rock Lake on July 17th for Hoewa'a Outrigger Canoe Clubs first ever Paddle for the Cure from 10 am to 4 pm. Their goal is to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer. All of the proceeds will go to a breast cancer research foundation.

The event welcomes all non-motorized water crafts (kayaks, canoes, etc). Two courses will be offered: a one-mile race and a 4.5 mile race. So get yourself ready for a fun-filled day at gorgeous White Rock Lake to paddle away for breast cancer.

There will be live perfomances throughout the day for those who are there to cheer on their friends. Bring blankets, picnics and have a great time!

$55 registration fee after June 1st, 2010.

For more information, contact: keahau@hdocc.com or Nancy@hdocc.com