08/02/2025
Courtesy of Mantua TownshipAshley Levinson (left) stands beside Lu Ann Cahn during last year's Gloucester County Goes Pink. The event raises awareness of breast cancer with education, fundraising and support.
The Making Strides Against Breast Cancer organization will team with the county to host the Gloucester County Goes Pink event at Chestnut Branch Park on Saturday, Aug. 23, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The goal of the event is to raise awareness for breast cancer by educating people, fundraising and supporting the cancer-awareness organization, which is part of the American Cancer Society. Breast cancer and health services will be available.
There will be several guest speakers, including Dr. Nandini Kulkarni of Inspira, and a mantle-cell lymphoma survivor, Brian O'Sullivan. The event will also feature a 1.5-mile walk and pet parade that will circle the park.
Helping to organization the event is Mantua resident and breast cancer survivor Ashley Levinson.
Courtesy of Mantua TownshipAshley Levinson (left) stands beside Lu Ann Cahn during last year's Gloucester County Goes Pink. The event raises awareness of breast