The Go Jen Go Foundation
Pink Bow Campaign beneficiary. Eases the financial and emotional burdens of a breast cancer diagnosis.
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Meet Your Neighbors: Tied Together by Pink Bows
Nell Thomas·
Every October, Firethorne turns pink. The neighborhood is one piece of a wider campaign that has sent more than $130,000 to Go Jen Go since 2021, more than $25,000 to MBC Thrivers and Travelers, and now reaches nearly 80 neighborhoods in and around Charlotte.
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Making a Difference: The Pink Bow Campaign
The Charlotte Mercury·
Each fall, the streets of more than 80 neighborhoods in and around Charlotte are lined with pink bows. Ballantyne resident Robin Saddler founded The Pink Bow Campaign in 2021 in honor of her mother, a 26-year breast cancer survivor.
Meet Your Neighbors: The Faces Behind the Pink Bow Campaign
Strolling Ballantyne·
The neighbors behind Ballantyne Country Club's Pink Bow Campaign: more than 20 street captains who line the streets with pink bows every fall as a life-saving reminder to schedule mammograms, now supporting 74 Charlotte neighborhoods.