News Release
December 23, 2008
Contact: Chris DeFrancesco, 860-679-3914
e-mail:
cdefrancesco@uchc.edu
Photo: Bagels and Breast Cancer Awareness
Local Panera Bread Shops Help Raise Money for Navigator Care Program
FARMINGTON, CONN. – Panera Bread’s annual sale of pink ribbon bagels in October raised $562.50 for the Carole and Ray Neag Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Navigator Care Program at the University of Connecticut Health Center. The pink ribbon is a symbol of breast cancer awareness. October was National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The proceeds were from sales at the Panera shops in West Hartford and Glastonbury.
Photo:
http://today.uchc.edu/images/news/panera.jpg
Caption: By selling pink ribbon bagels this October for
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Panera Bread shops in
West Hartford and Glastonbury raised $562.50 for the Navigator Care
Program at the UConn Health Center’s Carole and Ray Neag
Comprehensive Cancer Center. From left: Liz Whitty of the University
of Connecticut Foundation and West Hartford Panera Bread employees
Sunjoy Walters, Brandon Small, Chris Raymond and Raul Figueroa.
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