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Co-Founders' Corner Co-founder Corner  is a new 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. A breast cancer diagnosis changes how a person moves through each day. Time is shaped by appointments, treatment plans, and recovery. Energy becomes something to manage carefully. For many patients, income

Township employees join DFC Co-founder, Kathleen Cirioli to place the Pink Ribbon Tribute signs along the Rain Garden Walkway. Photo Credit: Erica Lenzo, Hillsborough Township Deputy Clerk Throughout the month of April, a beautiful display of love and support has once again taken shape in Hillsborough. The Pink Ribbon Tribute  by Dance for the Cure  is now on view along the Rain Garden Walkway, located just to the right of the front entrance to the Hillsborough Township Munic

Some volunteers find Dance for the Cure through a friend, a local event, or a moment that connects them to the mission in a lasting way. For Lisa Sabo , that moment came during a deeply personal chapter in her life, and it continues to shape the way she shows up for others today. Lisa first connected with Dance for the Cure after attending Ribbons of Hope in 2023, where she was invited as a guest by co-founder Joanne Liscovitz following Lisa’s breast cancer diagnosis and rec

Rosemary Hadland’s Support of DFC Rosemary Hadland has always had a creative spirit. Over the years, she explored sewing, jewelry making, cake decorating, and painting. “I’ve always enjoyed all sorts of creative hobbies,” she said. “Even as a child I loved art.” Like many people, those interests were set aside as life grew busy. A simple moment with her youngest grandchild brought it all back. Sitting down together with a child’s watercolor set, Rosemary felt something shift.

Nicole Tepper and DFC volunteer Brooke Herbst Support for Dance for the Cure often begins with a personal connection and grows into something that reaches far beyond it. For Nicole Tepper , that connection started with her friendship with volunteer Brooke Herbst . Through that relationship, she saw firsthand how Dance for the Cure supports local families facing breast cancer. “You were my why and my reason. 💪 I care about the cause, for sure, but I support my friends and th

Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Hillsborough Dance for the Cure co-founder Kathleen Cirioli recently joined members of the Rotary Club of Hillsborough for an evening of conversation about community, generosity, and the impact of helping neighbors facing breast cancer. The March 4, 2026 meeting took place in the Farmhouse Room at Pheasant’s Landing in Hillsborough, where Rotary Club President Abed Medawar welcomed Kathleen and presented Dance for the Cure with the club’s se