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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
We are so excited about our incredible plans for 2020! Our runway shows will be filmed, then aired on a 3-day live streaming broadcast and then celebrated at a wrap party. Sponsors and VIP Guests will have ticket access to all three You Night Events! There are various General Admission and Live Streaming ticket options. You Night Legacy Partners receive a host of marketing benefits, all wrapped up in three events (for one price!). Details can be found on our sponsor page. Guest tickets start at $45; VIP Experience Tickets start at $200; Sponsor Levels start at $1,650. Thank you to all of our sponsors and guests who make our year-round programs possible with your donations. (Sponsorship and donations benefit the "We Lift You Up" fund -- our 501c3 public charity dedicated to helping women embrace life beyond cancer.
YOU NIGHT HELPS WOMEN EMBRACE LIFE BEYOND CANCER.
You Night is an alternative to traditional support groups. We offer various programs that teach cancer survivors how to overcome the physical and psychological challenges of cancer treatment through teamwork, coaching, and strong interpersonal support from a network of other survivors.
The program prepares women for life after any type of cancer by re-building self esteem, and gaining appreciation for their own bodies, and a joy for living – all through structured group experiences. There are many ways that women who have had cancer can join this powerful sisterhood.
We help women find their strength, purpose and passion so that they can pay it forward to others.
We rise by lifting others.
According to a new study, cancer survivors with good social support networks seem to live longer and have a lower risk of their cancer returning. Women with few social connections had a 43 percent higher risk of cancer returning, compared to well-connected women, the researchers found. (link to study)
"Women who are involved in socially active support groups have better health outcomes"
