How Her Mother’s Cancer Battle Inspired a Life Changing Nonprofit
Cortney Cole-Hall is a true renaissance woman. From corporate executive to real estate mogul, she’s enjoyed much success. But the loss of her mother inspired something that has saved Houston area women from debt collectors. And homelessness. She founded Pink Door Nonprofit because she didn’t want women to experience what her mom had to endure: trouble paying bills.
Breast Cancer Conversations, Live from Nice Winery
What you’re about to hear is a series of mini-episodes recorded during a fundraising event at Nice Winery. We spoke with past patients, survivors, and supporters. They all bring their individual stories, but they all have one thing in common: their undying support for The Rose’s mission.
From Billion Dollar Companies to Breast Cancer Advocacy
Laura Schwinn’s deep connection to The Rose’s mission, stemming from personal experience with the devastating impact of breast cancer within her own family, is discussed in this episode, along with her journey from running billion-dollar companies to her passionate commitment to The Rose’s mission of serving uninsured women and the importance of being a “global citizen.”
How Dorothy’s Neighbor Became a Staunch Supporter of The Rose
MaryCarol Hoesel and Dorothy Gibbons were neighbors who became walking buddies. During one of those walks, she learned of The Rose and has been a supporter ever since.
Yacht Rides with Breast Cancer Patients and Survivors
Mike Martin, an inventor and avid supporter of The Rose, overcame personal struggles with addiction as his granddaughter battled cancer; post-rehab, he pursued his vision of global change. This episode delves into Mike’s journey, his invention ‘The Coolin’ Curve’, and his ongoing mission to better the world.
