Altadena Town and Country Club’s Popular Think Pink Fundraiser Returns, Raising Over $10,000 for Cancer Support Community

Adrian Metter, Matt Nix and Steve Walker

Alison Gamble and Virginia Jones

Alison Gamble and Fred Guerra

Ashley & Fred Guerra and Jaclin Ostoforoff & Tom Jacob

ATCC Pickle Ball Players

ATCC Tennis Players

Christopher & Ashley Guerra and Virginia Jones

Christy & Daniel Limon

Colleen Bates and Mike & Vicky Lanzoratta

Dan Thein and Glenn Golder

Dhari & Dan Thein

Fred Guerra, Jaclin Ostoforoff, Nate Emge and Kate Hunt

Jack & Susan Reynolds

Jack Scanlon & Fred Farina

Jaclin Ostoforoff and Nevada Cruz

Jaclin Ostoforoff, Kim Ferreira, Alison Gamble and Fred Guerra

Linda Dundlea, Colleen Bates, Victoria McGregor and Clay Jarzomdak

Lisa & Rick Anderson

Maryanne Herrilll and Mary Pat Brandmeyer

Mike Lanzoratta, Dan & Julie Sheehy and Rick Anderson

Natasha Biener, Kristen McGregor and Kristen Cook

Rebecca Stokes

Regina Chung, Paul Lee. Sawanee Lee and Nate Emge

ThinkPink

Tom Jacob, Chipper Pastron and Fred Guerra

Virginia Jones, Alison Gamble, Ashley Guerra and Christopher Guerra

Virginia Jones, Chipper Pastron, Alison Gamble and Ashley Guerra

On October 16th, the popular Think Pink fundraiser returned to Altadena Town and Country Club, once again benefiting Cancer Support Community Pasadena (CSCP). The cloudy skies and fall weather didn’t deter club members from dressing in every shade of pink in honor of the event and its beneficiary. This year’s fundraiser included tennis, cornhole, delicious food, and creative pink drinks. There was also a fun silent auction with 100% of the proceeds going to CSCP. Attendees included Jaclin Ostoforoff, Tennis Director and “Think Pink” founding member Fred Guerra and Jaclin Ostoforoff, member of the club’s Board of Governors once again took the lead in producing this crowd-favorite annual event. CSCP Director of Events Kim Burbank Ferreira, and CSCP Board Member Alison Gamble attended, as did club members Ian Wong and Matt Nix. Mr. Nix served as Master of Ceremonies, and Ian shared a personal story of how his family has been touched by cancer. To close out the event, Alison Gamble took to the stage, emphasizing Cancer Support Community’s commitment to expanding its reach across our community…so that no one faces cancer alone. She also announced that the organization will move to its “forever home” in Sierra Madre in Spring 2023.

Altadena Town and Country Club is extending the donation period through the end of October. To make a gift to this year’s “Think Pink”, visit CSCP.link/thinkpink.

Cancer Support Community Pasadena provides free support groups, educational workshops, and healthy lifestyle classes to cancer patients and their families, cancer survivors, and those bereaved in the greater San Gabriel Valley. For more information, visit cscpasadena.org or call 626-796-1083.