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Michael G. Belz Foundation Announces
International Brain Tumor Awareness Week October 31st - November 6th
What is International Brain Tumor Awareness Week? A week to raise awareness for the estimated 200,000 people who will develop a malignant primary brain tumor each year worldwide.
What can you do? On Monday, November 1st, the Michael G. Belz Foundation is asking that you please wear gray to spread H.O.P.E. Please take a photo of you wearing gray and email us your pic!
Why gray? Gray is the color that represents brain tumors because of the gray matter of the brain. Wearing gray is only ½ of our awareness campaign. We will take your photos and create a photo montage to post online to send a buzz through the Internet about this disease and show the world that...gray matters!
International Brain Tumor Awareness Week will only be successful at spreading awareness if supporters from around the world come together. Please commit to wear gray (at least) on Monday, November 1st and please don't forget to email us your pic!
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To help get your community and friends involved there is so much you can do!
1. Forward this message to a friend, tweet or post it on your facebook page.
2. Educate yourself about brain tumors! Check our our website and/or the resources on our site to learn more.
3. Wear a gray ribbon ....or distribute gray ribbons at work/school.
4. Wear gray all week long... International Brain Tumor Awareness Week is October 31st - November 6th.
5. Wear MGBF merchandise (you can purchase merchandise online @ our Cafe Press Shop).
6. Learn about worldwide BT awareness events by checking out IBTA's  site! |
