The Central York Middle School recently held a volleyball game to benefit the PBCC and it was a huge success!  The Student Council decorated the lobby with pink tablecloths and balloons.  The concession stand sold pink snacks.  The school's mascot wore a pink shirt and visited many people in the stands.

The team gave breast cancer awareness pins with a volleyball on them to their opponents (West York) and gave pink whistles to the officials.  Both teams were dressed in pink shirts and shoe laces. 

Pink roses were given to the 8th grade girls on the team.  The team raised almost $900 for the PBCC through all these fundraisers and activities!  Thank you to coach Karen Kauffman, all the players, the parents and spectators!

Each Mother's Day, the Reading Phillies hold a special baseball game to benefit the PBCC and to honor mothers.  The weather at this year's game was pretty cold and windy, as you can tell by the volunteers above all bundled up!

PBCC staffer Sarah Lightman's mother, Jo Ann, spent her Mother's Day volunteering and trying to keep warm and dry!  What a trooper!

The players wore special pink jerseys that were auctioned off after the game.  Thank you to all the R-Phils players and staff for another successful event!  Proceeds are still being tallied.

The Hanson Brothers, from the movie Slap Shot, again came to central PA for a hockey fundraiser.  Two lucky teams of local hockey players get to skate with the guys and entertain the crowd.

The Hanson Brothers sure know how to get laughs. Here they are goofing around with the refs.

Event organizers Rob Ziemba and Jon Jehrio, along with local survivor and PBCC volunteer Kristyna Eagle pose for the dropping of the puck.

This event is always a ton of fun and we thank everyone involved for their continued support of the PBCC!  Proceeds are still being tallied.

The Hanson Brothers, from the movie Slap Shot, come to central PA each year for a hockey fundraiser.  This year they also participated in a golf open to benefit the PBCC.

Organizer Rob Ziemba (3rd from left) poses with PBCC volunteer Tim Grove and staffers Jennifer Pensinger and Tricia Grove at the registration table.

There were many raffle prizes the golfers tried to win.

Each golf foursome got to play one hole with the Hanson Brothers, which was a real treat!

The views from the course were just amazing and it was a breezy, but beautiful day!

Thank you so much to the organizers of this event, Rob and Jon from Play it Again for Charity.  Thanks also go to the Hanson Brothers for their generosity and giving spirits! We sure hope this event was the first annual Hanson Brothers Golf Open!  Proceeds are still being tallied.

The Ephrata High School baseball team held a fundraiser for the PBCC.  Over $550 was raised through the sale of pink wristbands and donations.

Spectators were encouraged to wear pink.  These happy attendees enjoyed the PBCC handouts!  Thanks to all the players, Coach Shelley, all the coaches, parents and spectators!

Linden Hall held a 3K walk through quaint Lititz.  The students wore specially-made t-shirts for the occasion.

These walkers even brought their dogs, Toby and Tyler.

PBCC volunteer John Burkholder manned the info table.

Thanks to the girls of Linden Hall, their teachers, parents and all the walkers!  Funds are still being tallied.

The Lower Dauphin High School Girls' Soccer team held a fundraiser called Kicks for Cancer. 

$1505 was raised.  Thank you to all the players, coaches, parents and spectators! 

The 5th Annual Country Dancing for a Cure fundraiser was a huge success!  This year, the organizers filled this box with gift certificates donated from local businesses.  Attendees could purchase keys for $1 each.  Only one key would open the box.  What a great fundraiser idea!

The winner, Jim Keck, sure was happy!

There were also amazing gift baskets that were auctioned off to raise funds.

Isn't this a great logo?

Dancers took group lessons...

then danced the night away!

What a wonderful cake!

Thank you to the committee, pictured with PBCC Executive Director Heather Hibshman, for another fantastic event.  Over $11,000 was raised!  Way to go, everyone!

Williams Valley Archery team members hosted "Shooting For A Cure" in the Williams Valley High School gymnasium on March 21st. 

Nice pink shirts, shooters!  $3715.50 was raised through this unique archery fundraiser.  A big thank you goes out to the Williams Valley Archery Boosters and to all the students who participated!

The PA Extreme All-Star cheerleading competition is an annual event consisting of over 80 teams.  This year the PBCC was chosen as the beneficiary of the event.

This team is ready to go and looking good!

There were some amazing feats of strength and agility displayed at this competition and $1670 was raised!

We would like to thank organizer Trish Foust (above with the PBCC's Heather Hibshman) and all the energetic cheerleaders!  You're all winners in our book! 

This charity dodgeball tournament benefited the PBCC for the second year in a row.

55 teams from all over Pennsylvania and Maryland converged for an intense day of dodgeball.

Players lined up to participate in the exciting "Last Man Standing" event.

Thanks to organizers Kim and BJ Wilke, and their mom Judy Wilke!  Thanks also to all the wonderful teams!  $8675 was raised from this fun event.  Visit the Help Dodge Breast Cancer website at www.dodge4cure.com for a recap and more details.  

Immaculata University student Christina Glantz's father has competed in two Olympic games as a US bobsledder.  So they recently combined forces on a fundraiser with a bobsledding theme for the PBCC.  Dolores Magro, PBCC staffer, got to try out the actual bobsled above!

The night included a buffet, DJ and Chinese auction. The Glantzes chose the PBCC because so many Immaculata students have family members who have had breast cancer, and they liked the fact that money raised for the PBCC would stay in Pennsylvania.  "It seemed like you really help people.  That was important." Donations are still being tallied but we think this was a gold medal-winning event! 

Berwick High School held their annual Pink Out basketball game to benefit the PBCC.  They sold specially-designed t-shirts and also collected donations.  The funds are still being tallied but over the past two years, almost $3000 has been raised!  Thanks to all the players, coaches and spectators! 

The Northern Girls Basketball JV and Varsity teams raised $400 during their "United for the Cause" basketball game. The girls sold "United for the Cause" tee-shirts, raffled off a pink basketball and took donations during the game. In addition, the girls set up a "United for the Cause" table which had information about breast cancer awareness and wore 'United for the Cause" warm-up shirts.

Booster Club Treasurer Jofa Kauffman says, "They had a great time helping to raise awareness and look forward to holding the same event next year."  Thanks go out to all the players, their families, the boosters and spectators!

The East Stroudsburg women's basketball team, the Warriors, held a fundraiser for the PBCC in Kohler Fieldhouse. Fans could learn about the PBCC and take home some goodies by stopping at our info table.

Volunteer Honi Grasing and staffer Sarah Lightman pose with the ESU mascot before the game.

The team wore pink tees during warm-up and pink socks during the entire game.

Thank you to ESU and all the fans who showed their support!  Funds are still being tallied.