Little Pink Ribbon Girl Fund
Donation protected
Angie Vitale Conley was first diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 27. Throughout the years she never lost hope or allowed cancer to deny her of giving birth to two beautiful daughters. In 2014, at 36, Angie lost the good fight.
In her memory and as her legacy, we have established this fund to honor her dream of supporting those facing similar cancer or health-related issues. This fundraiser honors Angie’s lasting dream of awareness, empowerment and advocacy for those that must endure the struggles related to illness.
Angie was our Little Pink Ribbon Girl and wanted more than anything, to leave the world a little better than she found it.
Last year, using money from the existing fund and along with some donations, we were able to give 3 local women who were battling the disease a special gift of money at Christmas time. We thought we might try a virtual collection event this year during the month of October to be able to help more women this December. We are not asking you to walk a walk, buy a basket, or even buy a tee-shirt (although we do have some left if you really want one). We are only asking that you remember Angie in a special way and consider sending a donation to the Little Pink Ribbon Girl Fund.
Help us keep her mission going strong because we all know that is what she wanted!
Thank you and in her words,
Be Well and Have Hope
In her memory and as her legacy, we have established this fund to honor her dream of supporting those facing similar cancer or health-related issues. This fundraiser honors Angie’s lasting dream of awareness, empowerment and advocacy for those that must endure the struggles related to illness.
Angie was our Little Pink Ribbon Girl and wanted more than anything, to leave the world a little better than she found it.
Last year, using money from the existing fund and along with some donations, we were able to give 3 local women who were battling the disease a special gift of money at Christmas time. We thought we might try a virtual collection event this year during the month of October to be able to help more women this December. We are not asking you to walk a walk, buy a basket, or even buy a tee-shirt (although we do have some left if you really want one). We are only asking that you remember Angie in a special way and consider sending a donation to the Little Pink Ribbon Girl Fund.
Help us keep her mission going strong because we all know that is what she wanted!
Thank you and in her words,
Be Well and Have Hope
Organizer
Dan Conley
Organizer
Canton, OH
