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Published: Nov 18, 2009 02:00 AM
Modified: Nov 16, 2009 09:02 PM

Cancer Center 'tickled pink'
 
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On behalf of cancer patients and UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, a huge thank you goes to Chapel Hill and Carrboro for the outstanding community effort to "Turn the Towns Pink".

In an amazing first-time effort, more than 60 community partners "Turned the Towns Pink" by decorating their place of business or Web site in pink. Some merchants participated with in-store campaigns, others sold specialty items and others donated food, drink and auction items in support of UNC Lineberger's Tickled Pink and Tickled Pink Twilight events.

From retail stores to restaurants, radio stations to real estate offices, local newspapers to auto dealerships - these outstanding community partners stepped up to contribute to patient and family support programs at UNC Lineberger and the N.C. Cancer Hospital.

People who have been touched by cancer can tell you that these programs are a source of compassion, information and needed therapies for those facing a cancer diagnosis and treatment. Many are offered to patients free of charge, relieving anxiety at an already stressful time.

What a thrill it was to see Chapel Hill and Carrboro community partners come out in support of programs that truly make a difference to cancer patients every day - making the first year of "Turn the Towns Pink" a resounding success. Thank you to everyone who participated.

H. Shelton Earp, MD

Director, UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center

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