RALEIGH, NC, May 24, 2012 (Press-News.org) Lotus Survival Foundation, a local nonprofit focused on providing education, resources and support to those who have been affected by breast cancer, will be hosting the first annual Laughter for the Cause fundraising event at Sparians Bowling Boutique, 141 Park at North Hills Street #120 in Raleigh, on August 18, from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. All proceeds from the event will help low-income men and women affected by breast cancer have access to the education, resources and knowledge they need to cope with and survive breast cancer.
"We are excited to be throwing our first major fundraising event, and we look forward to having some fun while promoting a worthy cause," said Claudia Tovar de Aguirre, president and founder of Lotus Survival Foundation. "Many men and women affected by this sickness, especially those in the Hispanic community, do not have the resources they need to mentally and emotionally cope, and we strive through our foundation to help these individuals by encouraging health, hope and healing."
Laughter for the Cause will be hosted by Barbara Gibbs, of ABC 11 Eyewitness News, and sponsored by Cary Magazine, KIX 102.9 and Que Pasa Newspaper. The event will feature a bowling tournament with local media celebrities, Muddy and Stormy the mascots, food, drinks, games, activities, prizes and more. There will also be a raffle and silent auction, including a grand prize 3-4 night stay in a deluxe hotel in Cancun, Mexico.
Tickets are $20 per person, which includes two non-alcoholic drinks, food, bowling and shoe rental. All children 6 and under will be admitted for free. Tickets can be purchased online at http://www.lotussurvivalfoundation.org or by calling 919-342-0732.
For more information about Lotus Survival Foundation, visit http://www.lotussurvivalfoundation.org, become a fan on Facebook or follow @lotussurvival on Twitter.
About Lotus Survival Foundation
Lotus Survival Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides education, resources and support to those who have been affected by breast cancer. Founded in 2010 by breast cancer survivor Claudia Tovar de Aguirre, the organization focuses on the concept of "mind, body and soul," providing breast cancer patients and survivors with the tools and techniques to manage their personal and professional lives. Lotus Survival Foundation's group healing retreats offer members and their guests the opportunity to grow and learn from one another's experiences in dealing with the disease. For more information, call 888-545-3128 or visit http://www.lotussurvivalfoundation.org.
Lotus Survival Foundation to Hold the First Annual Laughter for the Cause
Proceeds to benefit men and women who are fighting breast cancer
2012-05-24
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[Press-News.org] Lotus Survival Foundation to Hold the First Annual Laughter for the CauseProceeds to benefit men and women who are fighting breast cancer