Empowering Women in the Restaurant Industry: Health, Business, and Community
Sharon Haynes started out as an artist, spent years in the restaurant industry, and opened Tacos a Go Go with just one small location and a big idea. She learned about the importance of Tex Mex in Houston, worked through hard times, and made supporting women’s health a part of her mission.
Why Your Donation to The Rose Matters More Than Ever
What happens when someone sees a problem that feels too big to fix? I was at lunch with a friend, sharing the challenges our women face just to get a mammogram, and a simple question turned into a $100,000 opportunity for our community.
How One Woman Danced through Her Breast Cancer Diagnosis
What does it take to turn a breast cancer diagnosis into a mission to help others? Carol Grimaldi is the co-founder of Together in Pink, an organization born from her own breast cancer experience.
Meet Our Shrimp Boil Emcee Freddy Cruz
What does it take to bring a community together year after year? There’s an event that started with a simple idea, and now supports so many who need help.
Meet The Shrimp Boil’s State Champion Auctioneer Bear Hebert
Ever wonder what it takes to make a lasting impact for women who need breast care? Bear Hebert has been the auctioneer for The Rose’s annual shrimp boil fundraiser for thirty-six years.
Grab Your Boots and Bling, Get Ready for Shrimp Boil 2025
What does it take to keep a community event running strong for thirty-six years?Maybe you’ve heard about the Shrimp Boil, or maybe this is the first time it’s on your radar. Shannon McNair is here to walk us through everything you need to know.
Turning 1 Designer Handbag into 7 Screening Mammograms
In this episode, you’ll hear from sisters Greer and Mia, who each raised funds for The Rose in their own unique way. Greer details how she reached out to family and friends to promote a raffle offering a choice between a designer handbag or a cash prize, with all proceeds benefitting women of The Rose. In 2019, Mia designed and sold bracelets to raise money for screening mammograms and inspired little sister Greer to help the breast cancer community, too.
A High Tea with Purpose
The Hats and Henna High Tea event, born from Ashma Moosa’s breast cancer journey, has become a beacon of awareness and support through its empowering initiatives. Attendees, including survivors like Mona Ellakany and healthcare professionals, emphasize the significance of early detection and community support in conquering Breast cancer. Their shared stories highlight the power of resilience and collective encouragement in overcoming life’s toughest challenges.
The ‘Hair-apist’: How Barbara Balli Styles Hope
Barbara Balli’s dedication to The Rose and her community is highlighted through her unique support for breast cancer awareness by offering pink hair extensions each October. Her connection with clients, some affected by the disease, deepens her commitment. By turning her skills into meaningful contributions, Balli exemplifies how individual efforts can make a significant impact.
When Corporate Care Meets Community Flair: Celanese’s Touch
Michael Bland, Capital Project Stewardship Leader at Celanese, illustrates how their proactive approach led them to The Rose, supporting its mission through donations and involvement. From providing much-needed chemo kits to actively participating in community events, Celanese has become a partner rather than just a donor. Their employees, driven by values and empowered by the organization, strive to make a profound impact in the community.