$10,000 signature luncheon sponsor - SOLD - TEXAS a&m HEALTH
Table of 10 with priority seating; Enhanced publicity as signature luncheon sponsoR; recognition on website, media, invitation and from podium; full-page program ad; recognition in thank you advertisement$7,500 “RUBY” Speaker sponsor - sold - st. joseph health
Table of 10 with priority seating; Enhanced publicity as luncheon speaker sponsoR; recognition on website, media, invitation and from podium; full-page program ad; recognition in thank you advertisement
$5,000 Sapphire Sponsor - table of 10 with priority seating; LOGO recognition on website [w/link to business], media, invitation and from podium; full-page program ad; recognition in thank you advertisement
$2,500 Pearl Sponsor - Table of 10; half-page program ad; Name recognition on website w/link to business; recognition in thank you advertisement
$1,500 AmethYst Sponsor - Table of 10; quarter-page program ad; recognition in thank you advertisement
Individual Luncheon reservation: $75per person [unreserved seating]
I Support “Think Pink!”: $100 [donation toward mammograms and diagnostic needs
PROCEEDS FROM THIS YEAR'S LUNCHEON REMAIN IN THE BRAZOS VALLEY
TO SERVE AND SUPPORT LOCAL BREAST CANCER PATIENTS
AND ADVANCE BREAST HEALTH AND CANCER AWARENESS EFFORTS THROUGH PINK ALLIANCE.
RESERVATIONS:
To make a reservation for the 2023 Surviving & Thriving Luncheon, download and print a reservation form by clicking on the button below.
Please complete and mail to:
Pink Alliance • P.O. Box 6373 • Bryan, TX 77805-6373
DONATIONS:
To make a general donation to Surviving & Thriving or support our “Think Pink Mammograms” download and print the Donation Form below.
Since 2009, the inaugural year of "Think Pink!" over 400+ mammograms have been donated. As promised, these funds continue to provide screening mammograms for a group of very grateful patients, including one who required additional testing. Join our fight against breast cancer and make a donation toward need-based mammograms and diagnostic services for women in the Brazos Valley.