Save The Coconuts is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to raising awareness and funds to fight breast cancer.
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, DC (that's us, left, finishing the walk). With a team of 18 walkers, we were quite a presence at the walk — by the end of the three days, everyone knew "The Coconuts!"
But more importantly, we were the second highest fundraising team at the event. Contributing $90,000 to Komen For The Cure, together with our sister team, Blister Sisters, who had 20 walkers in the two-day Avon Walk for Breast Cancer in Washington, DC, we raised over $160,000 for breast cancer research in 2008.
Coming Up
We have lots of events going on this year! Plans are in the works to host numerous fundraisers, we've got fabulous new merchandise for sale.
News
The Artisans Parade is assisting Wellness House, a non-profit organization committed to helping cancer patients and their loved ones through the treatment phase of their illness. Their goal is to provide a clubhouse in Annapolis where cancer patients and their families can meet, relax, gather information and recover from their illness. Read more about the Artisans Parade's commitment. Fundraising efforts are ongoing, and additional details are at www.annapoliswellnesshouse.org.
Save The Coconuts deeply regrets the recent passing of Julia Brill. Memorial donations may be made to Annapolis Community Foundation. Please note "Save The Coconuts" on the check, and mail to Annapolis Community Foundation, Attn: Save The Coconuts, P. O. Box 5736, Annapolis, MD 21403. All proceeds will directly benefit metastatic breast cancer research. You may read more about this important research here.
Get Involved - Help Us Fight Breast Cancer
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 or email Marie Dall'Acqua at 410-353-1552, Kelly Lange at 410-491-5760, or email coconuts@savethecoconuts.org.
Help us work to end this terrible disease that affects 1-in-8 women in the United States.