In may, Ivey MBA Students came together to support breast cancer awareness by participating in Denim Day, a fundraiser organized in collaboration with the CURE Foundation. This event highlighted the community spirit at Ivey and the commitment to helping those affected by breast cancer.

About the CURE Foundation

The CURE Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of women undergoing breast cancer treatment. They provide financial aid, invest in prevention and early detection programs, fund cutting-edge treatment and research, and offer extensive support services for patients and their families.

Denim Day: A Fun and Fashionable Fundraiser

Ivey students embraced the "Canadian tuxedo" style, donning their best denim outfits for the event. Denim Day was about more than just fashion; it was a powerful statement of solidarity with those battling breast cancer.

Activities and Contests

The event featured a fundraiser potluck, where students shared a variety of delicious dishes, fostering a sense of community and encouraging generous donations. Additionally, several fun contests added excitement and friendly competition to the day.

Fundraising Success

Thanks to the incredible participation and generosity of the students, Denim Day raised over $500. This amount will directly support the CURE Foundation's mission, contributing to financial aid for women in treatment, advancements in early detection and prevention, innovative research, and comprehensive support services for patients and their families.

A Community United for a Cause

Denim Day at Ivey was more than just a fundraiser; it was a celebration of community, compassion, and collective action. By coming together and supporting the CURE Foundation, Ivey students have shown their commitment to making a positive impact in the fight against breast cancer.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated, donated, and supported Denim Day. Your efforts have made a significant difference, and we look forward to continuing this tradition in the years to come. Together, we can work towards a future where breast cancer is no longer a threat to the lives of women everywhere.