Cincinnati Cyclones Pink in the Rink
PINK IN THE RINK NIGHT
Pink Ribbon Girls Fundraiser!
Friday, February 10, 2012 @ 7:30 pm
Cincinnati Cyclones vs. Trenton Titans
6:30PM - Doors Open 7:30PM - Puck Drops
Download Order Form Here
* All tickets can be picked up at the will-call ticket window at U.S. Bank Arena on February 10th
Pink Ribbon Girl Executive Director honored
Congratulations to our very own Tracie Metzger!
2012 Executive Director of the Year
Check out Chanel 19's coverage of the event Click here or on the image to see Tracie accept her award.
SCAR Project Update!
The SCAR Project was a huge success culminating in a $13,500 donation to the Pink Ribbon Girls!
THANK YOU
to all involved, Donors, Planners, Photographers, Publishers Volunteers and Brave Survivors!
The event helped to spread awareness and support throughout the Community!
October 1st marked the launch of our new Pink Ribbon Girls website!
October 1st marked the launch of our new Pink Ribbon Girls website!
So we are hitting the ground running for Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2011!
We have so many cool new happenings this month -- from Friday Nite Pinks to Concert on The Greene to the Pink Banner trailing the airplane on the www.wecelebratehealth.com site. Thank you so much to Standard Register Healthcare for including us in your promotion of National Health-Related Observances. Tracie Metzger checking out for now – be back Wednesday to chat about our weekend PINK GAME DAYS!
Celebrate Health - Standard Register
Nearly every day is an opportunity to celebrate health –or at least 275 days of the year!
Each health-related observance and recognition day gives you a reason to spotlight your staff and showcase the vital services you provide to the community.
Yet, for all their value, preparing for those observances — and all the community events, seminar, health fairs and recognition programs that go along with them — is no party for you. You not only have to orchestrate these events, but you have to create and produce the necessary promotional and educational materials to assure their success.
Breast cancer without flinching
From Cincinnati.com
Four years ago Vanessa Tiemeier, of Delhi Township, boarded a New York City-bound Greyhound bus to pose, bare-chested, for a photographer she had never met.
His name was David Jay, and he had spent much of his career as a fashion photographer, capturing striking images of perfectly formed, classically beautiful women.
