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All while you unite for a common cause and purpose.
Walking can make a difference in your life and others.
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Can't walk this year, no problem ...
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Here are
four ways you can help fight breast cancer and make a real difference!
Become a Volunteer TBBCF depends on volunteers to support events and overall foundation business and administration, as well as the Walk Across Southeastern CT. If you are interested in a rewarding experience contact us at
info@tbbcf.org
Sponsor a Walker Contribute to TBBCF to support a walker, honor someone special or remember a loved one. Your gift will fund research to find a cure with 100% of gross fundraising dollars directed to breast cancer research.
Become a Sponsor Participate in the 2017 sponsorship program by providing a monetary investment to underwrite foundation expenses or by providing an in-kind donation of goods or services. TBBCF relies on sponsors to help us meet our promise of directing 100% of gross fundraising dollars to research.
Spread the Word Introduce your friends and family to TBBCF, a local group making a real difference in funding breast cancer research. Whether you walk, volunteer, sponsor, or donate, tell your friends and family to join your cause.
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There are individuals and groups who go above and beyond and give more than 100% in fundraising efforts. They host events, they run promotions, they walk as individuals and they establish walk teams.
We organized these groups using the "Olymic medal metaphor" into the following categories: Gold Medal - $10,000 and above;
Silver Medal -$5,000 - $9,999; and
Bronze Medal - $2,500 - $4,999.
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Gabrielle Tudisca |
The Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation (TBBCF) is pleased to announce that Gabrielle Tudisca is joining the foundation as a 12th Annual Walk summer Intern.
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Jeremy Han and The Shack Restaurants, the Old Lyme Country Club Women's Golf Association and Students from the Old Saybrook Schools received the 27th Mile Club awards. More
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Remembering TBBCF Friends ...
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In May, 2017, TBBCF lost two more friends. On May 16, Pasqual "Pat" Esposito of Westbrook, passed away peacefully at Yale New Haven Hospital surrounded by family. Three days later, Barbara "Barb" O'Connell of Old Lyme, passed away also surrounded by family.
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Barb O'
Connell was an amazing woman. She was classy, witty, smart, hard-working and fun-loving. She was a TBBCF marathoner and walk leader who quickly became part of a core founding group of friends who pitched in to do whatever was needed to help get the foundation up and running.
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Pat Esposito inspired us. He was a great supporter of the foundation. Father to Marianne Esposito, 12-year marathoner and Captain of the walk team, Cancer Crushers, always donned a TBBCF walk shirt and always made certain he was available for closing ceremonies. More
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Norma Logan's promise in establishing this great organization was to direct 100% of gross fundraising dollars to breast cancer research and for the foundation to be financially transparent so that everyone, from sponsors and donors to volunteers and walk participants, could plainly see that the organization was meeting its target.
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