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LONG BEACH, Calif. — A dozen or more Bay Area Bay Area students gathered Saturday afternoon, dressed as women and taking part in a dance party called the “Bay Bay” that raised money for Breast Cancer Research and Health.
The Bay Bay event was organized by BRCY on Facebook, and also took place at the University of California at San Diego on카지노 사이트 Saturday.
A video of the Bay Bay shows six young women in their teens, most with their hair up in the air, dancing together before being led into the Bay Theater to hear the “Bay Bay” song.
The goal was to raise money for breast cancer research, and to raise awareness about the Bay Area’s health-minded attitude toward public health.
“We’re a big Bay Area band,” said Christina Perna, a fourth-year senior and one of the participants in the Bay Bay dance group.
She said she has traveled through the Bay Area to raise awareness of breast cancer, but never before as a member of a group.
The students also raised money for the Bay Bay project, a student-run nonprofit started last year by a group of Bay Area Bay Area students who said they plan to expand into other areas of community as well.
About 100 students participated in the dance, raising $50,000 for the project. In addition to raising money, the group shared stories and a list of questions for potential donors on social media.
“We’re here to make a difference,” said Rachel Perna, another stud우리카지노ent in the Bay Bay.
Students said they hope to eventually work on their community service after finishing high school.
“This isn’t just about giving,” said Ashley Hays, an eighth-year so바카라사이트phomore who joined the group. “We all have to support each other in the community and make a difference.”
Perna has a similar goal, having been diagnosed with breast cancer at age 15. She said she wants to make sure other people get a hand in spreading the word about breast cancer prevention.
A few dozen more Bay Area Bay Area students attended a group dance Saturday night at UC San Diego.
A Bay Bay dance performance raised nearly $50,000 for Breast Cancer Research and Health. (Photo: Facebook page for Bay Bay Bay, Facebook page for UC San Diego)
Perna added that students can donate money to the Bay Bay project from their dorm to the event.
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