By Shellie Miller-Farrugia I, Me, My… all words that are useful in crafting communication, but focus the subject squarely on the person speaking (or writing). A pet peeve for most of my career, any of those three words starting the first sentence of any correspondence have me irked from the get go. My belief is […]
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Calling all Quaranqueens! This year Not My Daughter…find a cure now! will be hitting the phone lines and social media to raise money virtually as it continues in its fight against breast cancer. This is the eleventh year this volunteer organization has rallied together to raise awareness and lift spirits. The volunteer group is continuing
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Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Not My Daughter…find a cure now! marks a milestone for a volunteer organization and serves as motivation to raise awareness and lift spirits in the fight against cancer. The volunteer group is continuing to put forward their mission to help fund cancer research and to bring ancillary services to those
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Get Your Tickets Today! Focusing to create a future without cancer is the goal for Not My Daughter…find a cure now! The fundraising organization is set for its 6th Annual Shopping Boutique and Luncheon coming up on Friday, October 16, 2015 from 10:00am -2:00pm at the Marriott Hotel Heron Bay, 11775 Heron Bay Boulevard, Coral
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By Shellie Miller I, Me, My… all words that are useful in crafting communication, but focus the subject squarely on the person speaking (or writing). A pet peeve for most of my career, any of those three words starting the first sentence of any correspondence have me irked from the get go. And my belief
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Five years is a milestone worth celebrating. By Ellen Davis The idea to hold a fundraiser to raise money for breast cancer research began 5 years ago in Denyse Hostig’s kitchen where her friends gathered to support her efforts to do something positive once she recovered from breast cancer. In a pay it forward intention,
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