The Clinton-Massie High School volleyball team stands across from the Boyd Regional Cancer Center while wearing pink to raise awareness for breast cancer during the Brake for Breakfast on Tuesday morning.
The Clinton-Massie High School cheer team and Wilmington High School students do the wave during the Brake for Breakfast on Tuesday morning. CMH Regional Health System hosted a successful 10th annual Brake for Breakfast breast cancer awareness event at Foster J. Boyd, MD Regional Cancer Center. The go-to breakfast was a Panera “Pink Ribbon” bagel and fresh fruit and giveaways from CMH, The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – James Cancer Center and Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James), and Riverside Radiology.
Wilmington High School students spent their Tuesday morning wearing pink and showing signs to raise awareness for breast cancer during the Brake for Breakfast at the Boyd Regional Cancer Center.
Wilmington High School students spent their Tuesday morning wearing pink and showing signs to raise awareness for breast cancer during the Brake for Breakfast at the Boyd Regional Cancer Center.
The Clinton-Massie High School cheer team cheered on visitors and passersby during the Brake for Breakfast on Tuesday morning at the Boyd Regional Cancer Center.
Staff members at Clinton Memorial Hospital and the Boyd Regional Cancer Center handed out breakfast to those who stopped by during the Brake for Breakfast on Tuesday.
Blanchester High School students with their pink apparel to raise awareness for breast cancer during Tuesday morning’s Brake for Breakfast.
