PINK D.Y.M.O.N.S - Organization Programs & Initiatives

Cupcakes and Conversation

Pink DYMONS’s conduct this event yearly in the month of July. The purpose of Cupcake and Conversation is to provide experience of the joy, peace and healing . Guest can enjoy a free open -forum presentations from several panelist as they discuss an array to topics promoting joy, peace, and health. Each panelist provides this event with unique and uplifting festival of live acts, well-being guidance, health advice and much more. Donations are accepted.

Survivors Assistance

Pink DYMONS’s established the survivor's assistance programs to financially assistance those who have diagnosed with breast cancer. Applicants must complete a financial assistance application online to be considered for the stipend.

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Survivors Walk and Festival

Pink DYMONS’s conduct this event annually in the month of October. Survivors know together, we find comfort and support in each other as we struggle to deal with this horrific disease of cancer. The survivors walk is and event to remember a special person lost to cancer, a walk to raise awareness & promote cancer prevention, a chance to talk with others who are struggling to understand and deal with their fight against cancer, and a time to come together and show support.

Survivors Gala/Luncheon

Pink DYMONS’s conduct this event bi-annually. The goal of the Cancer Survivors Gala is to celebrate but also to drive awareness continued awareness of the importance of cancer screening.” The event begins with a reception followed by dinner and dancing. Survivors scholarship recipients are also presented at this event. A portion of the event proceeds will be donated to the Survivor scholarship.

Survivors Educational Scholarship

Pink DYMONS’s offers this scholarship bi- annually in the month of May. $500 scholarship for Cancer Survivors program was created to assist cancer survivors or their children who plan to continue their education in college or vocational school programs. Applicants must be cancer survivors (diagnosed by a physician as having treatment of cancer and survived), age 25 and under, who are high school seniors or graduates or postsecondary undergraduate or a child of a deceased cancer patient. Qualified applicants must plan to enroll in a full-time undergraduate study. A minimum 3.0 GPA is required. Two recipients will be notified in May.