TBCC would like to thank the Cumberland University Women’s Basketball team along with their Head Coach Jeremy Lewis, Assistant Coach Kyle Herring, Graduate Assistant, CK Humes and Director of Athletics, Ron Pavan, for their generous donation. The Lady Bulldogs pulled out the victory for their Pink Zone game against Martin Methodist at the Dallas Floyd Recreation Center on the beautiful campus of CU.

Nancy Allen, BMW of Nashville (left) and Anna Page, owner of Rebel Hill Florist (center), recently presented a $900.00 donation to Jami Eller, executive director of the Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition (TBCC). The donation resulted from the 3rd Annual “Bouquets for Breast Cancer” event and activities hosted and sponsored jointly by Rebel Hill Florist and Nancy Allen. The donation will help fund TBCC’s Emergency Access Fund that aids women and men in financial need while they undergo treatment for breast cancer.  Page noted that because of growing community support for “Bouquets for Breast Cancer” activities, the donation to TBCC increased by more than 30% compared to the previous year.

Pancake Breakfast was held Saturday, August 8th
at the Applebee’s in Spring Hill

The event was a success with over 300 tickets sold!

Cary and Robin Goodside organized the event with the help of their local Applebee’s. All donations given went directly to the TBCC as everyone working that day including the employees of Applebee’s donated their time to the event. Cary and Robin’s daughters and many of their friends and neighbors helped to take pancake orders, serve food and seat the many people and families who came to support them.

When you are in Spring Hill be sure to visit and support this Applebee’s Restaurant located at 4937 Columbia Pike, Spring Hill, TN. They were wonderful to donate their restaurant, time and resources to support our cause.

This donation came from the
Pink Out basketball game

TBCC would like to thank the Cumberland University’s Women’s Basketball team for their generous donation along with their Head Coach Clint Mason and the
Director of Athletics, Ron Pavan.

Bouquets for Breast Cancer

The Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition (TBCC) marked the start of its observance of October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a champagne & strawberries reception hosted by Anna Page at Rebel Hill Florist. The event toasted all breast cancer patients and survivors and was attended by TBCC supporters as well as Nashville business and civic leaders. Everyone attending received a pink long-stemmed rose. The event also launched a month-long fund raising effort to benefit the TBCC’s Emergency Access Fund that aids women and men in financial need due to their inability to work or to pay mounting medical expenses incurred while undergoing treatment of breast cancer. TBCC is a grassroots organization that serves breast cancer patients, survivors and their families by offering education, providing individual assistance, funding research and programs, and advocating legislative action.