Beauty Through Cancer

Debbie Buckner, a cancer survivor and the face of Beauty Through Cancer. photo courtesy of Kristi Hedgurg photography

Beauty Through Cancer focuses on celebrating a woman’s inner and outer beauty both during and after her battle with cancer. The volunteer-based organization offers many programs and services—all at no charge—including a give-and-take program that provides wigs, hats, scarves and jewelry to any woman going through cancer treatments; interactive support groups with speakers from different medical, beauty, therapeutic and fitness backgrounds; socials every month; and more.

Founder and President of Beauty Through Cancer Earleen Bennett says, “This journey has changed who I am, I love what I do every day and I feel we really make a difference … . I am surrounded by strong, amazing and beautiful women. We all draw strength from one another.”

There will be a wine-tasting fundraiser for the organization Saturday, Sept. 12, from 3 to 6 p.m. at WineStyles in Gerber Village, 10 Crispin Court, Suite 102, Asheville. In addition to the tasting, there will be a fashion show, music, food by Chef in Motion and raffle prizes. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door, and are available at WineStyles or the offices of Beauty Through Cancer, 131 McDowell St., Asheville.

Join in the celebration of Beauty Through Cancer’s grand opening at a ribbon-cutting event Thursday, Oct. 1, from 5 to 7 p.m. Call 252-8558 or visit www.beautythroughcancer.org for information on events, support group schedules and how to get involved.

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