Women of any age can become victims of breast cancer. However, pregnant women, or those with nursing babies or small children have special considerations that the medical and research communities must pay extra attention to. That’s why the Young Survival Coaltion and Hamilton County MIBOR have organized their 3rd annual golf outing – to help raise money that will fund programs for increasing awareness of the critical issues facing young women diagnosed with breast cancer.

This event is an all-day golf outing, and will include lunch, cool refreshments & snacks, a buffet dinner, silent auction and prizes. Expect to have an awesome time! If your spouse can’t make it out to play golf, bring him or her to the dinner and auction for only $25.

Don’t miss this fabulous event and the chance to serve a worthy cause!

For more information, call the Young Survival Coalition at 776-1766 or visit their website at www.youngsurvival.org/indianapolis

Organized by Hamilton County’s Urban Conservationist, Shaena Smith, interested residents can attend without the expectation that this is another one of those FREE events that are nothing more than one of those marketing pitches disguised as a workshop. Hamilton County is seeking to educate homeowners and gardening enthusiasts about the simple ways to grow a breath-taking garden without adversely affecting the environment with harmful synthetic fertilizers.

Two identical workshops have been scheduled where you can spend two hours learning about rain gardens, native plants, water edge enhancements and nutrient management:

More information is also available at www.hamiltonswcd.org or when you register for the workshop at: 773-2181 ext. 101 (or) tina.moon@in.nacdnet.net.

By making a few small changes in the way you manage your backyard, you can make a big difference in the quality of Hamilton County’s valuable water resources!

Click the links for printable flyers about these free workshops:

Geist Area Workshop Flyer

Carmel Area Workshop Flyer