November 3, 2021 at 2:56 p.m.
CBA alumnus and local business owner Giovanni Lisi ’16 spoke about his personal experience when he lost his mother to breast cancer in 2015. He recalled the overwhelming support he received from his fellow CBA classmates and teachers who showed up in two packed buses at his mother’s funeral. Lisi also encouraged students to not take life for granted and supported them in the fight to end breast cancer. This is CBA’s fourth consecutive year running the “Real Brothers Wear Pink” campaign and they have raised more than $12,000 for #TEAMCamelot and the American Cancer Society.
For more information about breast cancer or the Real Men Wear Pink campaign, call (518) 220-6929 or visit Camelot’s Facebook page @CamelotPrintandCopyCenters.
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