Thompson Rivers University

Pretty in Pink

September 8, 2010

Pinking Positive (a team of 15 and mostly TRU staff members) is participating in the Run for the Cure on Oct. 3 at Riverside Park.

On Aug. 14, some of the group was at the Kamloops Farmers Market in an effort to add to its fundraising efforts to date. The group had cookies, novelty purses made from bras, and other items for sale. Their efforts paid off to a tune of $442, bringing the team’s total to $2,179 and in doing so, surpassing the original team goal of $2,000.

Most of the team is from, or connected to, TRU Human Resources or TRU Institutional Planning and Analysis.

TRU www.tru.ca staff members and four of the 15 members of team Pinking Positive stand still for a moment during what was a busy day of fundraising while at the Kamloops Farmers Market on Aug. 14, 2010. Pinking Positive was raising money towards its participation in the 2010 CIBC Run for the Cure on Oct. 3. Saturday's efforts generated $442, bringing the team's total to $2,179 and in doing so, surpassing the original team goal of $2,000. Pictured is: Jennifer Billingsley (left, with balloon), Goldie Preziosi (beside Jennifer and wearing sunglasses), Kim Eichhorn (in back), and Pamela MacIntosh-Snell (black hair, apron). For more information on the team and its efforts, contact Pamela at pmacintoshsnell@tru.ca

Four of the 15 members of team Pinking Positive stand still for a moment during what was a busy day of fundraising at the Kamloops Farmers Market on Aug. 14, 2010. Pictured is: Jennifer Billingsley (left, with balloon), Goldie Preziosi (beside Jennifer and wearing sunglasses), Kim Eichhorn (in back), and Pamela MacIntosh-Snell (black hair, apron).

Pinking Positive team members
Jennifer Billingsley, Dorys Crespin-Mueller, Kimberly Eicchhorn, Robyn Evans, Ellen Gallacher, Kristen Hamilton, Steven Hamilton, Bernie Mahoney, Wes Mueller, Larry Phillips, Goldie Preziosi, Wilma Price, Gordon Snell, Sabrina Weeks.

Karen Grigoleit of TRU's Institutional Planning and Analysis indicates where she wrote her name on a pink Tracker called Wheels of Hope. Wheels shared the booth with Pinking.

Karen Grigoleit of TRU’s Institutional Planning and Analysis indicates where she wrote her name on a pink Tracker being used by the team Wheels of Hope. Wheels shared the booth with Pinking.

For more info: go to the to the team’s web page or contact Pamela at pmacintoshsnell@tru.ca

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