Ways to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Philadelphia

October is a time to think pink. Here is how to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Philadelphia.

City Works Eatery & Pour House

Throughout October, City Works Eatery & Pour House in King of Prussia has partnered with Boston Beer Co. to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Throughout this time, the eatery will offer the “Hops for Hope” campaign, where both City Works and Boston Beer Co. will each donate $1 per Angry Orchard Crisp and Boston Lager sold in October. As a release states, all money raised will be donated to the Lynn Sage Foundation, which is seeking better breast cancer outcomes by funding innovative research.

City Works Eatery & Pour House

220 Main St, King of Prussia, cityworksrestaurant.com

Yoga With The Azaleas: A Breast Cancer Fundraiser

Local graphic and fine artist—and also breast cancer survivor—Sarah Messina has teamed up with Philly yoga teacher, Becca Grites to host an event chock full of yoga, a few special treats, and a lot of community. Taking place in the Azalea Gardens of Fairmount Park, the duo will host a restorative yoga flow from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 22, which will then be followed by raffles and treats.

The event will benefit the local breast cancer organization, Living Beyond, with tickets coming out to be $15. All proceeds will go directly to this organization, and more information on the event can be found on Eventbrite. Those interested in the event can also email turntableyoga@gmail.com for additional questions, other ways to participate, or for ticketing inquiries.

Aquarium Drive, myphillypark.org

Laps & Laces Breast Cancer & Domestic Violence Awareness – Walk The Field

On Oct. 30, Philadelphians can come out to help support and stand in solidarity for “HER” with Walk The Field. Taking place that Sunday at 1 p.m., participants can walk the track to show support and solidarity for both Breast Cancer and Domestic Violence.

As the official event description states, the event is about ensuring the future of women both mentally and physically – while doing our part to provide events and platforms to bridge the gap between all demographics of our growing membership base. This is a free event, but registration is encouraged. And to add additional support, half the proceeds for breast cancer or domestic violence t-shirts sales will go to support help each cause.

walkinthemshoesllc.com

Choices Zumba Party In Pink Breast Cancer FUNraiser

You can move, dance and join in on a Zumba dance class this month to help support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Taking place in Brookehaven, certified Zumba instructor Jana Walker is throwing a family-friendly class for anyone to join in on. And as the official event page states, the event is also celebrating the memory of Teresa LaVail Powell, breast cancer patients, survivors, and those that lost their lives to this devastating disease.

The class will be held at the Redwood Community Playhouse, and it will also feature free giveaways and raffle prizes. The 90-minute Zumba Party kicks off this Saturday, Oct. 15, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and registration (free) is available online through Eventbrite.

280 6th St., (Taylor Way/Delaware County Upland Park), Brookhaven, facebook.com/mypinkstilettos

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PA Breast Cancer Coalition

Philadelphians can also support Breast Cancer Awareness Month virtually. The PA Breast Cancer Coalition will take place online this Friday, Oct. 14, and will feature a few different ways to support trying to find a cure. As the official website states, the 2022 PA Breast Cancer Coalition Conference will feature all new workshops, awards sessions and survivor stories. Those who participate can learn from the experts on topics like breast cancer recurrence, nutrition, reconstructive surgery, acupuncture, genetic testing, navigating the breast cancer journey, mindfulness, breast cancer disparities and much more. A full schedule and list of information can be found online.

pabreastcancer.org

Molly Given

Molly Given is a journalist who covers features and entertainment while currently residing in Philadelphia. Her love of interesting stories and compelling interviews is only surpassed by an affinity for spicy margaritas.

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