WNY FEMALE MUSICIANS PLAY BENEFIT TO COMBAT BREAST CANCER(Buffalo, NY) For the last four years, Ida Goeckel, a local female musician and breast cancer survivor, has organized the annual Female Musicians FightingBreast Cancer music benefit. The 5th anniversary of this endeavor is once again set toraise funds for Roswell Park Cancer Institute’s Breast Care Center.The event is to be held during Breast Cancer Awareness Month on Saturday, October6, 2007, at Club Infinity (8166 Main St., Williamsville, N.Y.) Doors willopen at 7:00 p.m. with four area bands, featuring female members, who will donate theirtalent and perform starting at 8:00 p.m.-12:30 a.m. In addition, we are privileged to haveThe Daughters of Creative Sound, a renowned WNY percussion ensemble, join us thisyear starting at 7:15 p.m. This year’s performers will be the finest the WNY area has tooffer in the professional musical entertainment. They are the duo of Gretchen Schultz andDoug Morgano, Nikki Hicks and the Soul Music Souljas, The Patti Parks Band, andheadliner, About Face . Prizes generously donated by local and national merchants willbe raffled off throughout the show. Pre-sale tickets will be available at Tickets.com, TopsMarkets outlets, and Club Infinity. Tickets and door admission will be $10.00.This unique fundraiser, sanctioned by the Roswell Park Alliance Foundation and TeamCure. Roswell Park’s Breast Center located at Elm and Carlton St. in Buffalo, N.Y. isdedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and care of breast cancer patients. The centerprovides patients with resources, research information, and treatment options related tobreast cancer. In 2003, the program expanded its efforts to St. Mary’s Hospital inLewiston. Statistics now indicate that 1 in 8 women will be effected by breast cancer atone point in their lives. A smaller number of men are at risk as well. It is also the secondleading cause of death in US women. Many strides and advances have been made in boththe early detection and subsequent treatment for breast cancer patients. Continued studiesand Research, just within the last 10-12 years, have greatly reduced the risk of recurrenceand have given thousands of women and men diagnosed with breast cancer new hope fora bright future.With greater concentration on pinpointing its cause and developing a cure, perhaps thenext generation will no longer needlessly have to be concerned about the risk of breastcancer. The entire community is invited to support this worthy cause. For furtherinformation contact the F.M.F.B.C. benefit coordinator, Ms. Goeckel [email protected]
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