Dig Pink, Beat Cancer
The Side-Out Foundation - Non-Profit - www.side-out.org
We have the constituents. We are raising the funds. We are impacting the lives of breast cancer patients and their families. We have a gifted writer (and humble she is not!). What we need is someone to help us amplify the message five employees struggle to convey to a nationwide audience.
The Side-Out Foundation kindly requests that Free Range help us create a shiny and beautiful Annual Report or bring to fruition the video ideas of our CEO and Founder.
Thank you for your consideration!
The Side-Out Foundation is a non-profit organization that raises money for breast cancer research and supporting services through the sport of volleyball.
AdminSimon A. Nurse
(Admin, Free Range Studios' Youtopia)
shared this idea
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jd
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Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference. ~Winston Churchill
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Lauren Izzo commented
a vote for a good cause!
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Janice Kruger
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The Side-Out Foundation believes knowledge is power in the fight against Breast Cancer. Gloria Dunetz who's struggle with Breast Cancer was the driving force in the creation of the Foundation by her son Rick Dunetz was addressed often as Dr Gloria Dunetz by her oncologists. She felt the power and control in her life because she became a student of Breast Cancer. We want to empower our supporters with the ever important power of knowledge.
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Janice Kruger
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A Foundation with intense Passion to make a difference.
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Kathy Izzo
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I lost two dear sisters-in law to this disease. Anything we can do to raise awareness is great!
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Kathy Shea
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What a great idea...wishing you all the best. Keep fighting to beat this disease.
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nila Straka
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This Organization uses the vehicle of volleyball to spread breast cancer awareness and educate our youth. It is a very positive organization for your young people to engage in.
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Julie
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WONDERFUL GROUP!
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Anonymous
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An essential organization...getting our youth involved in the breast cancer community. From a coaching perspective, a win-win situation, educating players about breast cancer, the value of teamwork and the importance of community.