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Project Report | Dec 5, 2024
E.R.I.C. Venezuela supported the Pink Parade!

By Juan Pena JJ | Project Leader

The Pink Parade is a memorable experience that aims to celebrate life where 24 survivors walk the catwalk with pride and resilience, showing what a Pink Life is like.

This 11th edition was sensational, 600 people attended. The Pink Parade is organized by Rotarack Maracay Eng. Boris Walter. They are young people committed to the social development of their communities, in addition to being connected with the Rotary Club International Foundation.

This type of alliance is what we seek to develop the FIGHT PINK mentality and it is an honor for us to be an official sponsor of the Pink Parade thanks to E.R.I.C. Venezuela chapter.

We were able to spread the E.R.I.C. message to the audience, we gave away the Bracelets of Hope and explained like through an analogy in a simple and clear way, we connect with people by raising awareness about Early Recognition is Critical.

We want to do more of this type of initiative, they are the essence of a FIGHT PINK event, with your donation to E.R.I.C. we can continue sponsoring memorable events with great social impact.

Be active, Be aware, Speak Up!

Bracelets of Hope
Bracelets of Hope
Speaking the E.R.I.C. message
Speaking the E.R.I.C. message
Marta listening to survivors' stories
Marta listening to survivors' stories

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Aug 9, 2024
January through June 2024

By Juan Julian Pena Gonzales | E.R.I.C. Ambassador Venezuela

Mar 12, 2024
Breast Self Examination Talk

By Juan Pena "JJ" | Project Leader

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Early Recognition Is Critical

Location: Carrollton, TX - USA
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Juan Peña
Carrollton , TX United States
$35,532 raised of $50,000 goal
 
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