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Last day for advance ticket discount to see LIFE in the CANCER LANE!

30 Jul

*LAST DAY FOR ADVANCE TICKETS*

See volunteer Chimene at Exhibition Hall Booth

Take advantage of the discounted $60 price and buy your  LIFE in the CANCER LANE tickets online TODAY or at one of our booths at the National Medical Association Convention (PA Convention Center).

“Day of tickets” are $75, if available.

Our NMA Convention booths are located directly across from Exhibition Hall (second floor) and outside of Nutter Theatre (Room 114, lower level) during today’s Cobb Institute Cancer Symposium (2:00-5:00 PM). Credit/Debit cards, checks and cash accepted.

This benefit production, presented by Pinkwellchick Foundation, Inc. (501(c)(3)) and The Cobb/NMA Health Institute (501(c)(3)), supports cancer patients and caregivers in under-served communities, Barb’s Bag® of treatment care & comfort, and research initiatives to identify and eradicate cancer treatment disparities in the African-American community.

Join us for a wonderful evening to support a wonderful cause.

Laugh, cry and CHEER!

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by Barbra Watson-Riley

Directed by WURD AM Radio Host Stephanie Renee

July 31, 2017 at 8:00 PM

private reception with V. Shayne Frederick & Friends to follow

Nutter Theatre, PA Convention Center

1101 Arch Street, Lower Level
Philadelphia, PA
$60 in advance, $75 at the door (if available)

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Sponsored by:
Diamond ($5,000)
Temple University
Neubauer Family Foundation
Aileen and Brian Roberts
Platinum ($2,500)
Dr. Rodney and Mrs. Robyn Hood
Kenneth Scott, Beech Companies
The Helen I. Moorehead-Laurencin Foundation
Gold ($1,000)
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Watson
Charisse Lillie, Esq.
Dr. Randall and Karen Morgan
Dr. Edith Peterson & Mr. Delmar Mitchell

Join us for a fabulous event and support a great cause!

20 Jul

Join us for a fabulous event & support a great cause!

The Cobb/NMA Health Institute & PWCF present

by the late Barbra Watson-Riley

Directed by WURD AM Radio Host Stephanie Renee McNeal

July 31, 2017 at 8:00 PM

a private reception with V. Shayne Frederick & Friends to follow

Nutter Theatre, Philadelphia Convention Center

1101 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA

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**We need volunteers to serve as ushers and hosts**
Sponsored by:
Diamond ($5,000)
Temple University
Neubauer Family Foundation
Aileen and Brian Roberts
Platinum ($2,500)
Dr. Rodney and Mrs. Robyn Hood
Kenneth Scott, Beech Companies
Gold ($1,000)
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Watson
Charisse Lillie, Esq.
Dr. Randall and Karen Morgan
Dr. Edith Peterson & Mr. Delmar Mitchell
Silver ($500)
The Temple Group, Inc. & Lorraine H. Brown, PhD
Bronze ($250)
Lori Hall Armstrong & Michael D. Armstrong
W. Wilson Goode, Sr., Amachi Training Institute
Stephen and Julia Harmelin Family Foundation
Winston Price
Elizabeth Laputka
Patron ($100)
Linda R. Evers, Esq.
The Honorable Jacqueline F. Allen
Mariarose Shestack
Tiffany North Reid, MPH
Fasaha M. Traylor

You’ve saved the date, now seal the deal to see LIFE in the CANCER LANE by Barbra Watson-Riley!

6 Jul

Tickets on sale now!

$60 in advance, $75 at the door (if available)

Monday, July 31st at 8:00 PM
A Cobb/NMA & PWCF charitable fundraiser sponsored by:
Diamond
Temple University
Neubauer Family Foundation
Brian and Aileen Roberts
Platinum
Dr. Rodney and Mrs. Robyn Hood
Gold
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Watson
Charisse Lillie, Esq.
Bronze
Michael and Lori Hall Armstrong

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With honesty, heart and humor, this story is told from the real-life accounts of survivors and their caregivers, examining life after diagnosis and what happens when these women are thrown head first into the Cancer Lane. Whether it’s the chemo side effects or loss of hair and friends, the play examines the twists, turns and bumps in the road along the breast cancer journey.

LITCL was created by PWCF’s founder, Phoenix playwright and activist Barbra Watson-Riley, who in the midst of her own battle with breast cancer, gave birth to this powerful production. Even after her death in 2013, Barbra’s story endures; informing and impacting the lives of anyone who has ever been touched by the disease. This production is directed by Philly’s own Stephanie Renee McNeal.

This charitable fundraiser event is presented by Pinkwellchick® Foundation, Inc., in partnership with the W. Montague Cobb National Medical Association Health Institute. Both organizations are 501(c)(3) organizations and all proceeds benefit their respective missions and initiatives.

This event WILL sell out, so purchase your tickets or sponsor for VIP tickets today!

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PWCF partners with The Cobb Institute to present LIFE in the CANCER LANE in Philly!

26 Jun

A note from PWCF Board Chair, Professor Tonya M. Evans

Greetings Friend:

As the Chair of the Pinkwellchick Foundation, Inc. Board, I write with great enthusiasm to announce that PWCF has partnered with the W. Montague Cobb National Medical Association Health Institute to present Life in the Cancer Lane, a play written by our founder, Barbra Watson-Riley, the late daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Watson, Sr., during the 115th National Medical Association Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly.

In the midst of her battle with breast cancer, Barbra gave birth to this powerful production and attended the play’s debut in October 2013 just weeks before she passed away. Even after her death in 2013, her story endures; informing and inspiring the lives of anyone who has been touched by cancer.

We will present the performance as a fundraiser on Monday, July 31st at 8:00 PM in the Nutter Theatre at the Philadelphia Convention Center, a state-of-the-art 600-seat theater, with post-show fireside chat and VIP reception to follow. We need your support to present Barbra’s work in its highest and best light for the greatest impact to educate and inspire patients, caregivers, and medical professionals.

I am writing personally to ask for your support.

How You Can Help

PWCF is a 501(c)(3) created to continue Barbra’s tireless work to promote breast cancer awareness, to fund research for a cure, and to support and encourage survivors, their families and caregivers.

The Cobb Institute, also a 501(c)(3), conducts studies and offers recommendations for elimination of health disparities that affect African-Americans and other populations of color. W. Montague Cobb was a forceful advocate for racial integration of hospitals and medical schools.

On behalf of the Board, I thank you in advance for your support. We look forward to connecting with you to encourage and improve the lives of survivors in underserved communities nationwide.

For more information, visit PinkWellChick.org.

Warm regards,

Tonya

Today’s the day! Help us support breast cancer survivors & caregivers #GivingTuesday

29 Nov

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What we do and support:

  • BARB’S BAG of chemo care & comfort
  • BAG IT for the CAUSE
  • LIFE in the CANCER LANE productions and educational materials
  • Non-profits that provide Meal delivery
  • Non-profits that provide Prescription support
  • Non-profits that provide Cleaning Services
  • Non-profits that provide Childcare support
  • Non-profits that provide Counseling service support
  • Non-profits that provide Treatment transportation & lodging support

Pinkwellchick Foundation, Inc., is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. Please give today!

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