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Ever Wonder How Dance for the Cure Makes Such a Big Impact? Come to "Behind the Scenes at DFC" to see for Yourself. "Behind the Scenes at Dance For the Cure" Thursday, September 10, 10:00 a.m. – Noon Basket Central, 6 Kirby Avenue, Somerville, NJ RSVP by September 3 to Joanne Liscovitz, jliscovitz@msn.com Throughout the year, our community sees the beautiful results of Dance for the Cure's work. Pink ribbons decorate towns across Central New Jersey through Tie the Town Pink.

DFC volunteer Danielle Hughes, Committeewoman Samantha Hands, DFC co-founders Joanne Liscovitz & Kathleen Cirioli, Assemblyman Roy Freiman, DFC volunteers Marcia Moore & MaryAnn Salem On Tuesday evening, August 4, Dance for the Cure was proud to be part of Hillsborough Township's 4th Annual National Night Out at Mountain View Park. The event brought together families, local organizations, first responders, and businesses for an evening focused on community, connection, and fu

Dance for the Cure is powered entirely by volunteers, and each issue of The Pink Press shines a light on one of the dedicated individuals who helps make our mission possible. This quarter, we're pleased to introduce long-time volunteer Kathy Parks, whose willingness to lend a hand wherever it's needed has made her a valued member of the DFC family. Kathy's introduction to Dance for the Cure came through an unexpected source—an adult tap class at Kathleen Academy of Dance. "I

Co-Founders' Corner Co-founder Corner is a series where we share what we see and hear through our work with local breast cancer patients. These stories reflect the everyday realities behind each request for support and the many ways your generosity makes a difference. One of the things we hear most often from the women who contact Dance for the Cure is concern for everyone else. Before they talk about themselves, they talk about their children. They talk about an aging parent

The Impact of Giving Back By Amanda Carter Gen Z is volunteering now more than ever, showing up in their communities with energy, creativity, and a strong sense of purpose. At the same time, volunteer spaces benefit just as much from the impact Gen Z brings. With fresh ideas, digital skills, and a deep commitment to causes they care about, this generation is helping shape what community service looks like today. Across the country, a new generation is stepping up to serve. Re

Welcome to our Series on Fundraisers Throughout the month of June we'll be publishing a weekly article highlighting the creative and fun ways that businesses and individuals find to support Dance for the Cure. Over the past several weeks, we've highlighted businesses, salons, fitness organizations, and community groups that have supported Dance for the Cure through creative fundraising efforts. As we conclude this series, we're focusing on something that sits at the heart of