2020 PPP magazine

Page 20 2020 Paint the Paper Pink Lincoln Daily News October 2020 Gail Apel-Sasse is a cancer survivor and a great believer in supporting the American Cancer Society. When the Friends and Family Relay Team Captain Karen Hargis asked if she could bring the tractor to the patch this past weekend, Gail was more than happy to oblige. Along with the tractor, Hargis offered the left over mystery bags from the previous day’s sandwich fundraiser as well as some special face masks. The pink breast cancer awareness masks were made and donated by the sewing group at Friendship Manor in Lincoln. The masks are being sold for $5 each with 100 percent of that cash going to ACS. Friendship Manor donated 50 of the masks and they have been very popular from day one. So far the masks have been sold at the Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser at the Country Aire Restaurant in Atlanta, at the sandwich sale, and at the pumpkin patch, and Hargis is happy to report, she is nearly sold out! The tractor was a popular attraction at the pumpkin patch on Saturday and Hargis said that between the bags, masks, and raffle tickets $260 was added to the coffers for the American Cancer Society. [Nila Smith]