16th Annual Pink Night PaloozaFIM Capitol Theatre | 10.17.2024

Once again, the community came together in a big way to raise crucial funds for the Hurley Foundation’s Breast Cancer Navigation and Cancer Services Funds. These programs provide life-saving support to local cancer patients, helping them access healthcare, pay bills and put food on the table as they undergo treatment and fight to survive.

It was truly a party with a purpose! Themed “Garden of Hope”, the sold-out event was co-hosted by the energetic Sheriff Chris Swanson and the CARS108 Morning Show’s Lisa Marie. Guests enjoyed a night filled with a silent auction, delicious food, signature cocktails and a show-stopping Br-Artistry Fashion Show. There was something for everyone with fun games, exciting giveaways and an incredible live auction featuring prizes like Detroit Lions tickets, amazing travel experiences, custom art, a designer watch, and more!

It was a night to remember, all for a great cause – offering hope and support to those battling cancer in our community.

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

: Photography by Doug Pike

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