I know I have been the worst blog chic for awhile now. While I have REALLY missed writing posts every day, I can’t lie when I tell you things have just been bonkers in my little stamping world. This past weekend was filled with a VERY successful Breast Cancer Fundraiser. Every bit of our efforts went to Susan G. Komen and I am soooooooooooo excited to tell you that my AWESOME team and our AWESOME customers raised over $4600 dollars. At first we thought we raised a bit more, however we found out that we are better stampers than math chics. LOL! Our goal for the day was $4000! You can only imagine what a big big smile this brings to my face. While the weekend was super busy, it was so inspiring to be around all these women over the weekend. We stamped and educated women on breast cancer. We spent time together as friends. We laughed until our sides hurt. We cried with those who lost loved ones to this horrible disease. We remembered those who lost their battle with hope that we can make a difference. I feel empowered by all those that helped make the event a success. The local Chapter of Susan G. Komen has been so supportive towards our efforts and was there all day to help! Each of my team as well as local demonstrators worked hard. But together we worked as a TEAM. WOW! I am so proud of this group!
Here are a few pics of happy demonstrators!
So there you have a little peek into our happiness this weekend. October is Breast Cancer Awareness month! Together we can make a difference! Every little bit helps! Take care of those Ta Ta’s!
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Have a FABULOUS week!!
5 thoughts on “As a TEAM we DID it!”
That’s awesome! I knew you could do it!
Your forgiven Kimberly (LOL).
What a fabulous post . I cried whiled reading this but it was tears of joy. I am moved that the money went to help one particular person battling this disease. Many times families are burden with financial strugglesdue to medications, gas for trips to the hospital/cancer clinic for treatment, perhaps for child care arrangements, and the list goes on.
Having a postitive mind set is key for anyone fighting the fight and I am so thankful for the hope you have given Susan.
That’s WONDERFUL!! Congratulations!
Your fundraiser is amazing – WOW $4600!!! I was wondering if you could tell me how you organized it. I would like to do something similar in my area but really don’t even know where to start.
Love your blog!
Michelle
How awesome and generous of you guys! 🙂
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