Sutter Home Launches Its 24th Annual Campaign for Hope
Sutter Home Family Vineyards is stepping up once again in the fight against breast cancer, emphasizing community involvement through its beloved Sutter Home for Hope campaign. Fans of Sutter Home are warmly invited to participate in this initiative by making donations online or through QR codes found on special in-store signage.
Every Donation Counts: A Commitment to the Cause
For each QR code scanned during the campaign, Sutter Home is proud to donate $1 to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, up to a mighty total of $60,000. This supportive initiative, which kicked off on September 1, will continue until December 31 and aims to rally community backing for a worthy cause.
HOPE Kits: Providing Comfort to Those in Need
Alongside donations, the campaign also focuses on delivering HOPE Kits to women undergoing treatment for breast cancer. These kits are filled with comforting items designed to uplift spirits during tough times. Inside each kit, recipients will find cozy socks, soothing teas, nourishing lip balms, inspirational bracelets, and more. Each carefully selected item aims to bring a little solace and positivity to those facing significant challenges.
The Legacy of Sutter Home for Hope
Since it began in 2001, Sutter Home for Hope has successfully raised over $1.7 million to assist individuals dealing with breast cancer. This initiative is particularly meaningful for Sutter Home, as it was inspired by Vera Trinchero Torres, a beloved family member diagnosed with breast cancer. This year marks the tenth consecutive year that Sutter Home has collaborated with the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
A Message of Unity and Hope
Ashley Jappe, Sutter Home’s Director of Marketing, shared her thoughts on the ongoing campaign. "Sutter Home for Hope was created to unite our community in the shared fight against breast cancer," she emphasized. "Partnering with the National Breast Cancer Foundation has been an honor, and together we're inspired to continue this impactful journey of giving in 2024. Our goal is to spread hope and support those affected by this disease."
Strengthening Partnerships for Greater Impact
The relationship between the National Breast Cancer Foundation and Sutter Home reflects a shared dedication to improving the lives of breast cancer patients through education and support. Janelle Hail, founder and CEO of the National Breast Cancer Foundation, expressed her gratitude: "We are deeply thankful for Sutter Home's unwavering support. Their generosity through the Sutter Home for Hope campaign profoundly impacts women facing breast cancer, providing essential resources and compassionate care. Together, we can inspire hope and meaningful change."
How You Can Join the Effort
Consumers can get involved and show their support by scanning QR codes on specially marked Sutter Home product signage or making online donations. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps illuminate hope for those in need.
Contact and Learn More
For further details about participating in the Sutter Home for Hope campaign, individuals can visit the official Sutter Home website, where they will find more information on how best to contribute.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the focus of the Sutter Home for Hope campaign?
The campaign is dedicated to raising funds to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation and provide resources for women affected by breast cancer.
How can supporters contribute to the campaign?
Supporters can contribute by scanning QR codes on special signage in stores or making direct donations online.
What items are included in the HOPE Kits?
HOPE Kits include thoughtful items like fuzzy socks, tea, lip balm, and motivational resources aimed at uplifting women undergoing treatment.
How much money has been raised over the years?
Since its inception in 2001, the Sutter Home for Hope campaign has raised more than $1.7 million for breast cancer support.
Who inspired the beginning of this campaign?
The campaign was inspired by Vera Trinchero Torres, a family member who faced a battle with breast cancer.
