Susan G Komen Fashion Show

Champaign and Tulips was a fabulous array of local boutiques showing off what they have to offer. A taste of Spring style benefited the Susan G. Komen Foundation of Boise.

Featured stores: American Clothing Gallery,

See Jane Run, Cherella, Nuu-muu, Ruby Lou, Miss Molly, Everywear, Belle Boutique, Think Pink, Piece Unique Clothing Co and Shoez, Bobbi Fuller-dresses, Dillards, Syringa, Mimi Marie, Edwards.

Models: Provided By Mrs. Idaho International Pageant, Mrs. Idaho America Pageant, Boutiques.

Save Lids to Save Lives UPDATE

Hey all:

Just wanted to pass the word along.

The Boise affiliate of Susan G Komen has received our results for the Save Lids to Save Lives Campaign.

We had an increase of over 30% from last year.

And, over a 50% INCREASE from 2006.

What an amazing job Treasure Valley. Thank you so much for all of your efforts.

Bowl For Kids Sake

We are excited to announce that, with your support, the Westy's event on February 21st, 2009 raised $23,547.70!  Way to bowlers!!!!!

Willow Creek 5th Grade Assembly

Miss Idaho Int 2008 visits Willow Creek Elementary School to talk about her year, about goals, and about making good choices.

McCall Mardi Gras Parade

Boise High Girls Basketball Pink OUT

First off... special thanks to Boise High School for choosing to support Susan G Komen and breast cancer awareness. The basketball game was a huge success and we really appreciate your efforts.

Pageant Workshop & Photo Shoot

Lisa and Kaylee talking about pageant stuff.

Lisa with Miss Vanessa Bratcher

Pageant Tips...

Volunteer for Susan G Komen for the Cure

February 18th, 2009 Race Volunteer Casting Call

Help out with RACE FOR THE CURE.... Ask me how or visit http://www.komenboise.org/

National Day Of Service

“The National Day of Service is a fantastic way for people to get involved and share in this historic event,” says Sally Zive, President and CEO of United Way of Treasure Valley. “Idahoans have always looked after their neighbors, and we’re proud to be a part of a day that celebrates that spirit of community building.”

United Way has organized fourteen service projects at ten different agencies in the Treasure Valley. The events are staged throughout the day, and incorporate a wide array of community service opportunities for volunteers of all ages and abilities. Projects include winterizing homes for those in need, sorting food and clothing donations, a blood drive, sprucing up and renovating service facilities, children’s science education, reading to pre-schoolers and spending time with Veterans.

Local organizations participating in the Renew America Together: Commitment to Service project include United Way of Treasure Valley, Boise Rescue Mission, Idaho Foodbank, Giraffe Laugh Early Learning Center, American Red Cross, CATCH, The ARC, Idaho State Veteran’s Home, Boys and Girls Club of Ada County, The Discovery Center of Idaho and the Caldwell Housing Authority.

To learn more about each project and to reserve a space, register online at www.unitedwaytv.org/volunteer or contact Neva Geisler, United Way Director of Volunteer Engagement at 336-1070 ext. 122.

The registration deadline is Friday, January 16. Participation is limited to 300 volunteers.