DFAC Breast Cancer Ride - October 19, 2013

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Barb’s H-D & Divas For A Cure Breast Cancer Ride

Wednesday, September 19, 2012


Join Barb’s H-D and Divas For A Cure as we ride to the Pic-A-Lilly Inn in Shamong, NJ for Breast Cancer Research. Registration at Barb’s H-D from 10am to 12om.  Registration Fee is$25.  Free patch to the first 200 riders. Ride leaves at 12:30pm and ends at the Pic-A-Lilly Inn, Shamong, NJ for a buffet lunch (included with registration fee.) Divas For a Cure is dedicated to promoting early detection, education, screenings and supporting research organizations to continue the quest to, one day, find a cure ad eradicate cancers of all kinds.

Another Angel has Her Wings

Monday, September 03, 2012

It is with a heavy heart that I report the lost of a true warrior in the fight against cancer, DFAC friend and supporter Patti Cauthen.  Patti was truly an angel on earth.  She always had a kind word for everyone she met, and she was a pillar of support for many.  If you knew Patti, you know her smile brightened up a room.

We will miss you Patti, and we will continue the fight against this horrible disease.  We are all better to have known you.  Rest in the arms of the Lord.

PINK BREAST CANCER AWARENESS BEAUTY AND FUN BASKET

Saturday, March 03, 2012

This auction is to benefit, Cancer Survivor and DFAC friend, Alma Alfred who is still encountering major health issues.  Please keep Alma in your prayers, and if you feel so inclined please bid on this wonderful item!



  PINK BREAST CANCER AWARENESS GIFT BASKET

This is a beautiful pink plastic pail full of wonderful surprises and goodies for that special person.  It makes a great birthday gift, Easter basket or just an I love you token.  Everything is new.  Inside the basket you will find:

  1. Package of pink Stomp Out Breast Cancer paper napkins
  2. Pink lightweight grocery bag
  3. Black and pink purse shaped manicure set
  4. Thick 6"x8" spiral bound journal perfect for jotting down appointments or tracking a special life journey
  5. Pink Zehava's Mission shower/bath cap
  6. Black and pink armband for ipod (use when exercising)
  7. Floral designed note pad
  8. Set Glamor Glints pink sequined adhesive nail jewels
  9. Breast Cancer Awareness Charm Bracelet
  10. Breast Cancer Awareness Purse Charm
  11. Two Breast Cancer Awareness pink pins
  12. Tube of Pink Calgon

The basket is wrapped in clear plastic with a cascade of pink swirled ribbons hanging down. This is a nice basket that may have a couple of other hidden treasures (I did not want to take it apart, but I noted the items that were visible).

KEYS TO BREAST CANCER TREATMENT

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Dr. Terre McGlothin of Texas Health Center for Diagnostics and Surgery specializes in the care and treatment of breast cancer. She care deeply for each and every one of her patients and has important tips for patients to know as ask when choosing a specialist.





Watch FIVE on Lifetime

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Please watch these inspiring movies on Lifetime.

This groundbreaking original movie is an anthology of five short films that uses an interconnected story arc exploring the impact of breast cancer on people's lives.


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About Each Film


Directed by Demi Moore and written by Stephen Godchaux, “Five’s” opening film, Charlotte, takes place the night in July 1969 when man first walks on the moon, and when a young Pearl (Ava Acres) is more concerned about why her family is not letting her see her mother, Charlotte (Ginnifer Goodwin), who lies in her bedroom dying from breast cancer. When she sneaks in to see and ultimately say goodbye to her mother, Pearl develops a lifelong passion to help others afflicted with the disease and eventually opens an oncology clinic where she will treat the women we meet throughout “Five.” Charlotte also stars Jeanne Tripplehorn, Josh Holloway, Annie Potts, Jennifer Morrison and Bob Newhart.

In Cheyanne, directed by Penelope Spheeris and written by Howard Morris, sexy young stripper Cheyanne (Lyndsy Fonseca) and her handsome newlywed husband Tommy (Taylor Kinney) struggle to redefine their passionate relationship, as well as who they are as individuals, when Cheyenne is shocked with a breast cancer diagnosis. Looking at a severe prognosis, Cheyanne’s aggressive treatment ultimately results in the removal of both of her breasts, which have defined her life physically, financially and emotionally.

Lili, directed by Alicia Keys and written by Jill Gordon, follows Lili, a fiercely independent, career-minded woman (Rosario Dawson), who recruits her sister (Tracee Ellis Ross) to help tell their hard-nosed mother (Jenifer Lewis) that she has breast cancer. As they work through their past issues, Lili’s mother and sister ultimately become her strongest allies when she needs her family the most. Lili also stars Jeffrey Tambor as a male patient diagnosed with breast cancer.

Directed by Jennifer Aniston, written by Wendy West and told in a series of humorous and dramatic flashbacks, Mia is a survivor’s tale that highlights all of the highs and lows of Mia’s (Patricia Clarkson) two-year journey from diagnosis with breast cancer. During this time, she gives away all of her worldly possessions, holds a hilarious mock funeral while still alive and enters into a second marriage to Mitch (Tony Shalhoub), the new love of her life. Mia also features Kathy Najimy as Mia’s friend Rocky.

In Pearl, directed by Patty Jenkins and written by Deirdre O’Connor, Pearl (Jeanne Tripplehorn), the successful oncologist we have followed from childhood, suddenly finds herself in the patient’s seat when she is diagnosed with breast cancer. Through this process, she finally understands what her parents experienced that night in 1969 and finds the strength to tell her young daughter that everything is going to be OK … something she never heard as a child. Pearl also stars Patricia Clarkson, Tony Shalhoub, Jeffrey Tambor, Bob Newhart, Rosario Dawson, Tracee Ellis Ross and Jenifer Lewis.

DIVA FOR A CURE Founder to be Honored at NAACP Awards Dinner

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Please join us in congratulating our founder, Jan Emanuel-Costley (Sunny) who has been chosen as an Honoree at the Trenton, New Jersey chapter of NAACP's 41st Annual Freedom Fund Awards Dinner.

Jan is being honored for her charitable work as the Director of Program Support Services at "HomeFront" in Lawrenceville, NJ, where Jan works in the community to provide comprehensive services to needy families and to provide "A Second Chance" to those participating in other community outreach programs.  She also works closely with community service volunteers to ensure they honor their commitment to being productive citizens. Jan was nominated by Parole Officers of the State of New Jersey (Intensive Supervision Program - ISP).

This event will be Sunday, October 23, 2011 at 2:00 PM. at the Hyatt Regency Princeton, 102 Carnegie Center, US Route, 1 North in Princeton, NJ.  Ticket Cost (Dinner & Program):  $60.00

Congratulations Jan!  We are all very proud of you!!!
 
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