In this latest video created for the It’s a Breast Thing annual fundraiser, we follow the stories of two survivors as they take us on their respective journeys of diagnosis to treatment to getting help from It’s a Breast Thing.
To learn more: https://www.itsabreastthing.org/
It’s that time of year again in which UnoDeuce and Giving Jar collaborate to allow one lucky non-profit to win a free video. This year, it’s a bit different. One of our mutual non-profit friends, Building21, suffered a devastating tragedy in which the facility they were housed burned down.
So, this year, we are focusing 100% of our attention on helping them. From now until the end of the year (and perhaps beyond) The Giving Jar has set up on its website a place where you can donate to Building21 to get them back up and running at 100%. UnoDeuce will match that cost in video storytelling for Building 21 so they can help promote the good works they are doing.
To Donate to the Fundraiser: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/196655
To donate on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/donate/2167751389921858/
For more on Building 21: http://www.buildingtwentyone.org/
For more on Giving Jar: https://givingjar.org/
It’s time again for the It’s a Breast Thing Annual Charity auction and fundraiser. We decided to go a little retro with the music since it was a Hollywood style theme and get people pumped up for the event.
A little bit about the organization:
The Mission of “It’s a Breast Thing” is to enrich the lives of local breast cancer patients on their journey to better health.
We do this through:
-grants to residents of Clinton, Eaton, Ingham & Shiawassee counties or those living outside the 4 county area but receiving their treatment in the named counties who have unmet needs related to their breast cancer treatment;
-a fundraising “Event” showcasing the latest information on breast health, breast cancer prevention and treatment;
-a themed bra decorating contest at the event;
-a calendar with the contest winning bras modeled by local breast cancer survivors;
-establishing a partnership with local providers and supporters of those in treatment for breast cancer.
For more on It’s a Breast Thing: http://www.itsabreastthing.org/