Save the Coconuts ~ aiming to end breast cancer

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Thank you, Annapolis!

Coco Blanco was a great success!
A Fun Fundraiser for Save the Coconuts...

Friday, March 2
Loews Annapolis Hotel, 7-11 p.m.

More photos are coming from Annapolis Women Photographers. Photos above by Elvia Thompson.

We had a great time with live music by Who Killed Robin Masters and Sly 45, dancing, face painting, a wine roulette wheel, and a silent and live auction of wonderful prizes. Most important is that money was raised to support breast cancer research and to fund programs that support breast cancer survivors in our local community.

Honorary Chairs were Holly and Brendan Kelly. Click to read more about Coco Blanco.

Get Involved - Help Us Fight Breast Cancer

Save The Coconuts is an organization dedicated to raising funds and awareness to fight breast cancer and make life easier for those living with the disease..

We use a number of fund-raising activities, many of which are fun and celebrate the lives of people who are living with breast cancer and honor those who have lost their battle with the disease.

Save the Coconuts was formed in 2008 as one of the teams participating in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day, 60-Mile Walk in Washington. With a team of 18 walkers, we were quite a presence at the walk — by the end of the walk, everyone knew The Coconuts!

But more important, we recognized that we had begun a journey that extended beyond 60 miles. We migrated from a team walking solely to raise funds for national organizations to a non-profit dedicated to raising funds that also benefit the local Annapolis and Anne Arundel County organizations that help men and women who are living with breast cancer.

As of the close of 2011, we’ve donated over $340,000 so far!
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Check our list of events or subscribe to our email newsletter to stay up to date with our progress.

If you want to get involved, please call Marie Dall'Acqua at 410-353-1552, or email coconuts@savethecoconuts.org.

Help us work to end this terrible disease that affects 1-in-8 women in the United States.

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Read a heartfelt story about why it is important to support Stage IV Breast Cancer research and survivors.