CHICAGO,– The town will be painted pink for the fifth time on February 26 to raise funds for the Breast Cancer Network of Strength. The renowned Tickled Pink is hosted by Jodi Fyfe who began a partnership with the Breast Cancer Network of Strength in 2004, and each year has taken new strides to raise money for the charity.
It all began when Fyfe lost her cousin in February 2004 to a seven year battle with breast cancer. In honor of her, Fyfe began a team to participate in Y-ME RACE Against Breast Cancer. In their first race in 2004, Fyfe’s team named “Carrie’s Crusade”, consisted of 171 members and raised over $50,000. In recognition of Fyfe’s efforts, the Breast Cancer Network of Strength asked her to chair the RACE in 2005 particularly focusing on increasing corporate support.
Over the past five years the Tickled Pink event has continued to grow and bring Chicagoans together for a good cause in a fun and fashionable way. To date Tickled Pink and Fyfe’s efforts have raised an astonishing $150,000 for the Breast Cancer Network of Strength.
At the event, guests walk the pink carpet and mix and mingle with celebrity guests. Party-goers will also have the opportunity to dine on hors d'oeuvres and late night munchies. As always, Tickled Pink’s dance floor will be the place to be seen.
Tickets are $75 in advance. Space is limited.
Purchase online at http://www.tickledpinkchicago.com/
Proceeds benefit the Breast Cancer Network of Strength, formerly Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization. For questions on the event or tickets, call John Keogh, Breast Cancer Network of Strength, 312-294-8557.
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