Courtland Gardens Employees Get Pretty in Pink for Breast Cancer

Courtland Gardens employees were pretty in pink on a recent day in October. As part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, about 30 employees not only decided to think pink, but to dress in pink. Each wore a pink shirt to show their support for breast cancer survivors and for those who lost their battles with the disease.

Courtland Gardens workers also held a pink bake sale, a pink lemonade sale and a raffle. The three activities together raised more than $150.

All proceeds were donated to the Red Devils, a non-profit Baltimore-based group that funds services to improve life for people with breast cancer and their loved ones.

To learn more about our breast cancer services visit the Alvin & Lois Lapidus Cancer Insitute and the Herman & Walter Samuelson Breast Care Center at Northwest.

-Helene King

To schedule an appointment with one of our highly trained physicians and find out why LifeBridge Health is Baltimore's premiere health care organization, call 410-601-WELL.

About Helene King

Helene King is a communications coordinator in the marketing department at LifeBridge Health. She is primarily responsible for working with the cardiology, endocrinology, wound care and geriatric departments. Before joining LifeBridge Health, Helene was a television news producer, who can't believe how much she likes Twitter.

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