Woodlands, TX [December 27, 2018] – Everyone came out a winner when supporters of The Rose gathered for the This is How We Roll 1st Annual Pink Stroll at Bayway Auto Group during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Doreen King with Diva Boutique in The Woodlands and Linda Wischnewsky with Bayway Auto Group organized the event which raised $8,657 for Southeast Texas’ leading breast healthcare nonprofit which is a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence.
“Linda and I were thrilled to support The Rose, an organization that does so much in the community. We look forward to even bigger event next year,” said King.
Declaring “that’s how we roll,” they offered a chance to win a year’s lease on a new car and raffled a $1000 shopping spree. Ticket holders enjoyed pink champagne and lite bites while taking in live music and a fashion show.
“The Rose focuses on doing all we can to take the chance out of what could be tragic situations,” said Co-Founder and CEO Dorothy Gibbons. “For example, 40 women under 40 were diagnosed with cancer at one of our facilities or via our mobile units last year. If we weren’t willing to break down barriers, these women may not have had the opportunity to be navigated to care.”
While Lorna Carlson will be driving her reward and Stefanie Maslowski can take pride in having claimed the prize for best pink shoes, all in attendance can know they were a part of saving lives through quality breast healthcare services, advocacy and access to care for all. Support ensures that nearly 45 uninsured women will have access to live-saving 3D mammograms.
“We are so grateful for organizers such as Doreen and Linda and businesses like Diva Boutique and Bayway Auto Group for their support of our mission,” Gibbons added.
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About The Rose
Since 1986, The Rose has provided a full range of breast health services to more than one million patients. Its mission is to save lives through quality breast health services, advocacy and access to care for all. As one of 12 ACR Designated Comprehensive Breast Imaging Centers in Houston, The Rose is led by Fellowship trained physicians and its nationally recognized Patient Navigation Program ensures access to treatment and a continuum of care for all women. As a major part of Southeast Texas’ Healthcare Safety Net, The Rose is a strong advocate for access to care. Annually, The Rose provides direct medical services to 40,000 insured and uninsured patients. Two Houston-based comprehensive Diagnostic Centers and a fleet of Mobile Mammography Coaches provide services to women throughout 45 counties in Southeast Texas.
