‘Pink Witches Night Out’ supports breast cancer awareness
News 12’s Amanda Eustice previews this year's event which takes place on Oct. 18 in downtown Denville
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Oct 14, 2024, 4:34 PM
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5ds agoFor over a decade, Pink Witches Night Out has been supporting women undergoing cancer treatments in Morris County.
Founded by Meg Olenowski in 2012, the organization honors her mother, Kathy, who died from thyroid cancer.
News 12’s Amanda Eustice previews this year's event which takes place on Oct. 18 in downtown Denville
All proceeds will benefit local women battling cancer.
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