Helping others is an essential skill that should be practiced and honed. Giving to others allows us to express our thoughts, convey kindness, share in success, and connect with others in the fight against cancer. In the context of cancer, raising awareness, providing support, and advocating for those affected by the disease is the goal of Envisioning BGT.
National Cancer Survivors Month, which takes place on June 1, is a time to pay tribute to individuals from all walks of life impacted by cancer. This year, we specifically celebrate fathers, veterans, mothers, and families who have faced the challenges of cancer head-on.
In addition to raising awareness, it is important to provide education and resources to enhance the life skills of those affected by cancer. This includes alternative care options, healthy eating habits, and self-care practices. By equipping individuals with the knowledge and tools to care for themselves, we can empower them in their battle against cancer.
Medical facilities play a crucial role in providing essential services to cancer patients. From medical procedures and early detection to follow-up care and treatment, these facilities are a lifeline for many. However, the impact of cancer extends beyond the physical toll it takes on the body. It can ravage families, homes, finances, and living arrangements.
To support those affected by cancer, I organize cancer events aimed at assisting victims in their battle or recovery. These events raise awareness about medical procedures, promote early detection, offer financial support, and connect individuals with the necessary treatment options. Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a difference. Even a single dollar can go a long way in supporting families and individuals in need.
This year, I am proud to honor cancer survivor and talented singing artist, Andre Williams of Andre Williams & Ecstasy, at my event. I will also be paying a heartfelt tribute to the late Promoter Joseph Ali, an unsung hero. Joe Ali dedicated his life to reaching genres of music lovers worldwide, his love of music gave inspiration to others on the possibilities of perseverance while promoting events. His legacy lives on through the Joe Ali Childrens center, which aims to foster creativity to er individuals in the arts community.
Donations made at the cancer event will go towards funding the Joe Ali Children's center ensuring that Joseph Ali's dream and legacy continue to inspire and support future children's generations. Together, we can fight against this devastating disease and provide hope and support to those who need it most.
Donations are Welcomed online or personally Via the $ENVBGT50 Cash app. Help me help others as portions of the donation will go to the Prostate Foundation and Susan G. Comer Breast Cancer Center, and to provide funding for the Joe Ali Children Center.
With guess host Dj. Runno Thames jr. Angela Thames, and Alieon Brooks