Belk - Belk Community Giving

Belk has a long tradition of giving back to the communities it serves through the financial contributions and volunteerism of associates throughout the company. Each year, the Belk organization, its stores and associates provide generous support to numerous civic and charitable organizations and community improvement efforts in Belk markets throughout the Southeast.  The Belk Foundation has also provided financial support to churches, hospitals, arts and educational institutions in Belk markets for many years. Many buildings and programs have been named after Belk in recognition of the outstanding philanthropy and financial support of the Belk organization and Belk family members.

Betsy Prince

Betsy Prince is an upscale fashion store located at Colonial Brookwood Village in Birmingham AL. “Celebrating 26 Beautiful Years” this Birmingham favorite carries designer clothing from all over the world. For more information, call (205) 871-1965

Hair Reflections

Specialty “SPA” products were developed by salon owner, Rose Fraser in honor of Donna Clark, a two-time breast cancer survivor and BCRFA board member. Hair Reflections donates proceeds from the sale of "SPA" to the BCRFA for breast cancer research. Products range in price from $18-$44 each. Hair Reflections is located at the Summit in Birmingham, AL. www.hair-reflections.com. For more information call (205) 995-0202

Vision for the Cure

Dr. Violeta B. Caceres is committed to find a cure for breast cancer. As a breast cancer survivor, Dr. Caceres donates 20% of all comprehensive eye exams she performs to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama. Please call 213-7054 to schedule an appointment. When scheduling your appointment, please mention "Vision for the Cure".
A cure is in sight, we just have to find it!

Mae Robertson

Mae Robertson has been entertaining and performing at the BCRFA’s annual “Celebration of Mothers and Daughters” concert since 2005.

Mae has had four award winning albums. “Sharing music with an audience is as wonderful and rewarding as anything I can imagine. My hope is that listeners will connect with the beauty of the lyrics and the truth in the melodies,” says Mrs. Robertson.

Growing up in Alabama, Mae was influenced by the folk connections of her older brothers and sister. Later, she gravitated toward singer-songwriters because, like traditional folk music, their songs were lyric-driven.

Coming in Spring 2008, Mae with her beautiful and talented daughter, Cally Robertson will release the highly anticipated CD appropriately entitled “Celebration of Mothers and Daughters”. 100% of sales from the CD will benefit the BCRFA.

To hear a sampling of Mae’s music visit:
www.myspace.com/maerobertson
www.maerobertson.com www.cdbaby.com/all/mae

Collin Vaughn

Providing the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama’s Graphic Design needs. Great ideas and eye catching imagery make Vaughn Design your advertising advantage. For more information or to view some of our work visit www.vaughndesign.net.