The Kenai Peninsula Open Golf Tournament August 27 & 28th at Birch Ridge Golf Course will split the proceeds between the CPHF’s Prostate Cancer Fund and the Breast Cancer Fund. With the ending of the Pink Ribbon Rally after 10 years, we have decided to bring the Breast Cancer Fund under the Kenai Peninsula Open umbrella. This golf event will be played August 27 & 28th with two 18 hold tournament rounds played. This tournament is for both men and women. Please contact Birch Ridge Golf Course for more information at 907-262-5270. Please see the following forms for registration and sponsorship information.
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Music & Memory-Alive Inside
In September of 2015, Heritage Place was certified as a provider of Music & Memory-Alive Inside. Check it out at www.musicandmemory.org.
Officially, we are currently using this program with 20 residents, and unofficially with many more during therapy and activities.
The Activities department with the assistance of the CNA students has interviewed residents, their families and staff in regards to which music draws a positive response; what makes them “Alive Inside”. We are seeking to identify music that provides special meaning to individual residents. What music stimulates a person to sing, dance, reminisce…? Our residents have benefited in several ways from relief from anxiety and/or pain, to reminiscing with each other and staff or just plain joy as they sing, sway and tap their toes to the beat.
The Heritage Place staff donated $3000.00 to the CPH Foundation Employee Giving Program to get this program started. If you are interested in giving towards the “Music & Memory-Alive Inside” program at Heritage Place, go to our How to Donate tab, Donate Online, and look for “Heritage Place (unrestricted)” and put in the dollar amount and under comments write “Music & Memory-Alive Inside.”
12th Annual Way Out Women Event
Way Out Women and Friends,
It’s time once again to register for the W.O.W. ride.
W.O.W. 2015 raised over $116,000. Thanks to all of you who helped. Those funds have literally helped folks from eight to eighty. Fighting cancer is a tremendous battle; it taxes all our resources both financial and emotional. With your help, W.O.W. can help ease the financial burden of local cancer patients.
This event is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, our chosen sport of snow machining and to help those in our community who are fighting cancer.
This year’s event is scheduled for February 27, 2016. Your $100 entry fee will include a continental breakfast, goody bag, a limited edition t-shirt, lunch, and a chance to help your friends and neighbors. There will be prizes, good company, lots of fun and a chance to give back to your community. We hope to see you there.
All funds raised by the ride go directly to assist cancer patients. There are no administrative costs. These funds stay right here to help your friends, family and community members. The Central Peninsula Health Foundation will be administering funds; their office is located at Central Peninsula Hospital.
For information contact: Kathy Lopeman 398-4853. Email: lopemank@yahoo.com.
2015 Pink Ribbon Rally: August 2, 2015
Can you believe it’s our 10 Year Anniversary? Whether you’ve been with us from the very beginning, joined us along our journey or have yet to experience the “Rally”, we hope you will be with us this year as we celebrate 10 years of raising funds in the fight against breast cancer. This will be the final year for the current committee. We are looking for others to take over and keep the Rally going. If you are interested, please contact a committee member.
Last year we raised $30,000 for the Central Peninsula Health Foundation Breast Cancer Fund. With your help, we hope to make this year even bigger & better and have even more fun doing it. Here’s a few ways you can help…
- Put a team together and play. If you don’t have a full team, that’s okay… just sign up and we’ll find a spot for you. It’s very important that we have all team members’ information (name, email, phone number).
- Volunteer to help… either that day or before. There’s a lot to do. Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
- Make a donation… either an item that you know everyone will want or even a cash donation! And please put on your most creative hat and come up with something for our “Pinterest” raffle!
- Sponsor a hole… or ask a business or individual you know to show support with a sign on a tee box.
- Get pledges… we’re asking everyone to to help us reach our goal this year. We have a great prize for the one who collects the most in pledges!
- Buy and/or sell raffle tickets… for our annual $500 Cash Raffle. This year we’re making it easier to buy tickets by allowing you to do so when you register.
- Help us promote this fun event… Share the attached information with others!
- Join the Pink Ribbon Rally Group on Facebook and share with your friends to help us spread the word and to keep you updated on what’s happening
Most importantly, please mark your calendar for August 2nd and plan to have a great time helping us raise funds for this very important cause!
One more thing… our theme this year is “Silver Elegance” to celebrate our 10th anniversary. But don’t forget the PINK!
An event letter is attached with all the forms… copies will be available at the clubhouse. If you have any questions, please call one of the committee members listed below.
Have a fun, safe summer and THINK PINK on August 2nd!
Sharon Keating – 262-9195 / 398-4115
Judy Keck-Walsh – 262-1560 / 398-7397
Sally Hoagland – 394-1393
Kathy Gensel – 714-4626
Judy Imholte – 398-1847
11th Annual Way Out Women Snowmachine Ride
It’s time once again to register for the W.O.W. ride.
W.O.W. 2014 raised over $88,000. Thanks to all of you who helped. Those funds have literally helped folks from eight to eighty. Fighting cancer is a tremendous battle; it taxes all our resources both financial and emotional. With your help, W.O.W. can help ease the financial burden of local cancer patients.
This event is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, our chosen sport of snow machining and to help those in our community who are fighting cancer.
This year’s event is scheduled for February 28, 2015. Your $100 entry fee will include a continental breakfast, goody bag, a limited edition t-shirt, lunch, and a chance to help your friends and neighbors. There will be prizes, good company, lots of fun and a chance to give back to your community. We hope to see you there.
All funds raised by the ride go directly to assist cancer patients. There are no administrative costs. These funds stay right here to help your friends, family and community members. The Central Peninsula Health Foundation will be administering funds; their office is located at Central Peninsula Hospital.
For information contact: Kathy Lopeman 283-7602, 398-4853. Email: kath@alaska.net.
2014 Pink Ribbon Rally: September 4, 2014
The Central Peninsula Health Foundation would like to thank the Pink Ribbon Rally committee, volunteers, participants and sponsors for their continued support of the Breast Cancer Resources Fund. On September 4, 2014, the Pink Ribbon Rally Committee presented a check for $30,000 to CPHF for a seven year total of $132,000.00.
“The Breast Cancer Fund was established by a group of local women who coordinate a golf & fundraising event to support the fight against breast cancer. This fund provides resources for the early detection and treatment of this all-too-prevalent disease.”
The Breast Cancer Resource fund pays for direct patient assistance, as well as the cost of informational breast cancer care pamphlets and sponsors the annual “Pamper-Me-Pink” party.
Please click the image below to download flyer (PDF format):
