Paint It Pink Raises $16,950 to Support Breast Cancer Screening

The community came together in a big way for Cabinet Peaks Medical Center’s annual Paint It Pink fundraisers, raising an impressive $16,950 to help support breast cancer screening services for local women.

This year’s events brought together 250 bingo players, 70 participants in the Fun Run/Walk, and nearly two dozen volunteers who helped make the activities a success. From the excitement of bingo to the energy of the run/walk, the community showed its continued commitment to supporting breast health and helping women access important screening services.

“Paint It Pink is a wonderful example of what can happen when a community comes together for a cause that matters,” said Brooke Bolin, Paint It Pink Coordinator. “We are incredibly grateful for everyone who participated, volunteered, donated, sponsored, and helped spread the word. Every dollar raised makes a difference and helps us continue removing barriers to breast cancer screening for women in our community.”

Since its beginning in 2007, Paint It Pink has raised more than $150,000 and helped provide hundreds of mammograms to women in the community who may otherwise face financial barriers to screening.

Cabinet Peaks Medical Center extends a heartfelt thank-you to all participants, volunteers, sponsors, donors, and community members who made this year's Paint It Pink events possible. Your generosity and support help make a lasting difference in the lives of local women.

Together, we are making breast health a priority.