Senior players representing the Forest Hills football team presented a $2,000 check to the Joyce Murtha Breast Care Center. To raise funds, the team hosted a teacher and staff dress down day and the football boosters sold t-shirts at the annual Pink Out game on behalf of the team.
Their generous support helps fund Pink Ribbon …
Read MorePortage Area Junior/Senior High School Student Council raised $1,000 for the Joyce Murtha Breast Care Center. To raise funds, the they held their annual “Pink Out” t-shirt fundraiser and collected donations while distributing pink ribbons at a home football game.
Their generous support helps fund Pink Ribbon Care, a program that provides assistance for patients who …
Read MoreHannah Salamon made and sold pink string bracelets to benefit the Joyce Murtha Breast Care Center. She raised $90.
Her generous support helps fund Pink Ribbon Care, a program that provides assistance for patients who are unable to pay for breast-related health services – including mammograms, follow-up diagnostic services, and genetic counseling.
Pictured, L to R: Joyce …
Read MoreThe Ebensburg Center presented a donation of $2,615 to the Joyce Murtha Breast Care Center from hosting a soup cookoff and basket party.
Their generous support helps fund Pink Ribbon Care, a program that provides assistance for patients who are unable to pay for breast-related health services – including mammograms, follow-up diagnostic services, and genetic counseling.
Pictured, …
Read MoreOn Saturday, October 26, the Joyce Murtha Breast Care Center (JMBCC) held its 5th annual Color Me Pink Run/Walk. More than 215 attendees enjoyed a 5K run or 1.5 mile walk dotted with pink color stations throughout the streets of Windber.
“The Color Me Pink Run/Walk was a great success this year. I want to thank …
Read MoreLeonardo DRS presented a $4,000 check to the Joyce Murtha Breast Care Center from Pink Out Day employee t-shirt sales and a lottery tree raffle.
Their generous support helps fund Pink Ribbon Care, a program that provides assistance for patients who are unable to pay for breast-related health services – including mammograms, follow-up diagnostic services, and …
Read MoreErvin and Linda Myers represented the Somerset Lions Club, 14-M, who generously donated a Brady Buggy to CSSMCW’s pediatric therapy program. The buggy, affectionately dubbed Leo the Lion, brings smiles to children undergoing therapy who visit the office. Physical Therapist Tonya McCool said “The Brady Buggy will allow our kiddos to move throughout our facility …
Read MoreChan Soon-Shiong Medical Center at Windber (CSSMCW) President Tom Kurtz joined Center for Organ Recovery & Education (CORE) Professional Services Liaison Angie Hockman, for a rose vial signing ceremony. The rose vial will be placed on the Donate Life Rose Parade® float featured at the 2020 Tournament of Roses® Parade.
Celebrating its 18th year of participating …
Read MoreThe Joyce Murtha Breast Care Center accepted a check for $520.50 from the Conemaugh Valley Football Boosters. Funds were raised during the high school Pink Out football game from a 50/50 raffle and concession stand donations.
Their generous support helps fund Pink Ribbon Care, a program that provides assistance for patients who are unable to pay …
Read MoreThe Joyce Murtha Breast Care Center (JMBCC) accepted a check for $12,110 from the Johnstown Walk of Hope, a non-profit organization dedicated to raising money to support local cancer patients and caregivers in our area. This year, they presented a total of $55,350 to three area cancer nonprofits in support of their mission to assist …
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