Seymour PInk seeks donations to reach this year's 5K goal

SEYMOUR - As many nonprofit organizations do, Seymour Pink relies on its donations. Our 5K in October each year is our biggest source of donations!

Last year, we realized over $100,000 in donations from our 5K. This allowed us to help over 130 breast cancer patients and their families financially. Additionally, we were able to send those that applied for financial assistance last year, a $500 Visa gift card for their holiday season.

All of this happens because of the incredible generosity of our community.

We are currently at just over $26,000 in donations for the 5K.

Your donations, big or small, lift the financial burdens placed on the shoulders of our breast cancer patients due to their barbaric treatment. YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Please consider becoming a fundraiser for our 5K and or donating to our 5K.

The link to our 5K is below:

https://runsignup.com/.../PoundingthePavementforPink5K

So GRATEFUL for your support!

This is shared from the nonprofit's Facebook page.

Seymour Pink nears $70K fundraising goal

Sharing message from Mary Deming, founder of Seymour Pink:

"So far we have fundraised $68,000 towards our goal of $70,000. We are so close! The donation window closes next Wednesday, October 20 (Seymour Pink Day).  

"Make your last fundraising efforts now! "

                 Link to Donate

 

Dinner at O'Brien Tech to support church's Honor Ansonia Blue fundraiser

The Rev. John Hinson, pastor, First Baptist Church of Ansonia, and his wife, Maude, are planning their third annual Honor Ansonia Blue fundraiser at 4 p.m. Oct. 4 at the church, 141 Prindle Ave. 
Their goal is to raise $40,000 to purchase life-saving equipment for the Ansonia Police Department.