Valley Pink Patch for Support of Breast Cancer Patients Sets $1 Million Goal
Fresno Police Chief Mindy Casto, right, escorts Lorena Sanchez of Porterville at the kick-off of the eighth annual Valley Pink Patch campaign. Sanchez's mantra during breast cancer treatment was "strong, hopeful, positive." (Community Health System/Office of Philanthropy)
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Law enforcement agencies across the central San Joaquin Valley are selling pink versions of their uniform patches to support local breast cancer patients.
The drive coincides with Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the goal is to raise $1 million.
Each patch costs $10 or you can order an entire set for $225.
Best of all, every dollar stays local to help patients at the Marjorie E. Radin Breast Care Center on the campus of Clovis Community Medical Center.
The eighth annual fundraising and awareness drive kicked off with a celebration honoring 28 breast cancer survivors at Clovis Community.
You can buy patches and learn more at this link.
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