‘Bring a Friend Day’ at Sunnydale raises $500 to fight breast cancer

Sixty-two ladies enjoyed a fun-filled day at Sunnydale Ladies Day on June 21. It was our annual “Bring a Friend” day in support of Breast Cancer. The event raised $500 for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.

Sixty-two ladies enjoyed a fun-filled day at Sunnydale Ladies Day on June 21. It was our annual “Bring a Friend” day in support of Breast Cancer. The event raised $500 for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.

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