BCV Tea Parties for Breast Cancer Awareness & Speaking Engagements 2006-2007:
Law firm of Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Oct. 2006)
William C. Chapel Memorial Library, Decatur/Atlanta, Georgia (March 2007)
African American Research Library, Fort Lauderdale, Florida (April 2007)
Afro-In-Books Cafe, Miami, Florida (November 2006)
La Unique Bookstore & Cultural Center, Camden, New Jersey (Feb. 2007)
Jakmel Art Gallery, Miami, Florida (November 2006)
Pan African Art & Book Expo, Miami, Florida (April 2007)
Art Sanctuary Book Fair, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (March 2007)
Harlem Book Fair, New York (July 2007)
Mizpah Community Center, Atlantic County, New Jersey (Aug. 2007)
Sandhills Regional Medical Center, Hamlet, North Carolina (October 2007)
Willingboro, New Jersey – (Nov. 1, 2007)
Camden, New Jersey - (Nov. 8, 2007
Houston, Texas (private party for oil company executive 2008)
Miami, Florida (private party for construction contractor 2008)
Magazine Articles:
Infinite Magazine
Ebony Magazine
Knew Planet Online Newsletter
Testimonials
“You are doing important work”
Tavis Smiley
Late Night Host of Tavis Smiley on PBS, nationally syndicated radio commentator
“Your story should be on Lifetime.”
Philip Michael Thomas
Star of Miami Vice
“The tea party was enjoyable and provided a lot of good information,
especially for someone who didn’t know a lot about breast cancer – like me. Raining Deer was really well-spoken.”
-- Jane Lockman-Bray, Bridgeton, New Jersey
“Thoughtful, encouraging, inspiring, fulfilling.”
Arnold Baskies, M.D.
Oncologist/Aesthetic/Restorative Surgeon
RancocasValley Surgical Associates, Willingboro, New Jersey
“To hear about breast cancer is like knowing it won't ever happen to you because it seems so intangible. But after seeing and hearing my dear friend discuss the details of what she personally experienced, it made me realize that it could happen to anyone at anytime.
They say "Knowledge is Power." At the tea party, it truly became real!”
Jameelah Ahmad, Miami, Florida
“I enjoyed the Tea Party for Breast Cancer Awareness because information was first-hand and clearly explained. The intimate setting made it easier to ask questions of such a personal nature and receive an informative response with an added sense of humor.”
Donzella A. Washington, Miami, Florida