Making Strides Against Breast Cancer

 IMANE team is participating in Breast Cancer Walk "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" along with many other teams from New England. This 1 or 2 or 5-mile walk is organized by American Cancer Society on Sunday, October 2, 2016,  which we will be starting at 9 AM at Hatch Shell, Boston followed by live entertainment program on the Hatch stage at 11am.

Our Organization has been registered by me for the walk as well as for making donations at 'Making Strides of Boston' by American Cancer Society's website under the Team Name 'INDIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF NEW ENGLAND', with a goal to raise $1000 or more & kicked it off with a donation from IMANE as well my side. Big thanks to Dr Davila Shah and Dr Pramod Shah for their donation. I need all of your help in reaching this goal or more for this great cause!!!!!

Please join us either for the walk or donate as much as you can under our Team Name or Both! You can also donate to IMANE for the Walk by going on our website imanemd.org

Please REGISTER by clicking this link http://m.main.acsevents.org/site/TR?fr_id=77452&pg=team&team_id=2057897

For more details, please click at the link above to go to our team page at the American Cancer Society website.

Round of applause for Dr Anand Kanjolia who is taking a lead for the breast Cancer Walk!!!!!

We will be starting IMANE Team Walk around 9.30 AM. Please be present at the hatch shell at around 9 AM. Please try to wear Pink shirt/T-shirt. I am reaching out to a sponsor to get T-shirts for all of us.

Please email me if you are planning to join us sapnaaggarwal@verizon.net

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks are the largest network of breast cancer awareness events in the nation, uniting nearly 300 communities with a shared determination to finish the fight against breast cancer. Passionate walk participants raise critical funds that enable the American Cancer Society to fund groundbreaking breast cancer research; provide free, comprehensive information and support to those touched by breast cancer; and help people take steps to reduce their breast cancer risk or find it early when it is most treatable.

Thank You,
Sapna Aggarwal, MD
President, IMANE