Pink Invitational Unite for HER | Gymnastics Fundraising Event Breast Cancer

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February 22 – 24, 2019
PA Convention Center
1101 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA
19107

Hosted by AJS Pancott Gymnastics National Training Center

History

Unite for HER founder Sue Weldon, a breast cancer survivor and long-time gymnastics coach, recognized that gymnastics events offer a unique opportunity to encourage breast health awareness among girls and young women while raising funds in support of women affected by breast cancer and their families.

In 2009, with the support and partnership of AJS Pancott Gymnastics, Unite for HER created the Pink Invitational~Gymnasts Unite fundraising and outreach event. The Pink Invitational unites gymnasts in a USA- sanctioned meet where athletes compete in a sport they love while supporting breast cancer initiatives and learning about the importance of lifelong wellness.

Each year over 3,000 gymnasts participate and 10,000 attendees gather in unity to honor and celebrate the lives of those touched by the disease. Be assured that 100% of the net proceeds from this meet go directly to caring for the physical and emotional needs of breast cancer patients in the local and gymnastics communities.

Start Your Fundraising Today!

We have an awesome tool to help teams and gymnasts raise funds for the Above & Beyond Challenge! Create a fundraising page and invite others to donate on your behalf. It is easy to use and a great way to share information. Just use the button below to get started!

Details coming soon!

City of Philadelphia Honors Unite for HER

UFH was recognized with a City Council Resolution honoring our mission and the impact we have in Philadelphia through the Pink Invitational gymnastics competition held every year at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. In 2016, the event drew significant local media coverage, a visit and opening comments from Mayor Kenney, as well as other City Council members. Proceeds from the Pink Invitational fund breast cancer wellness programs at 15 Philadelphia area hospitals each year, caring for the physical and emotional needs of over 1,000 women affected by the disease. We are so grateful to the city of Philadelphia and its leaders for this amazing distinction.