Free Mother's Day Bouquet of Honor from Breast Cancer Non-Profit!
Free Mother's Day Bouquet of Honor from Breast Cancer Non-Profit
April 29 , 2008 by Editor of East Valley Living
Scottsdale, Ariz. - The Arizona Institute for Breast Health (AIBH), an Arizona breast cancer non-profit,
that provides a second opinion for treatment options to women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer,
has launched a unique way to honor Mom.
In keeping with the spirit of the origin of Mother's Day, AIBH wanted to provide a different way for men
and woman to honor their mom (or special woman in their life) this coming Mother's Day, so they created
the eBouquet of Honor. Like their second opinion service, the eBouquet of Honor is totally free and available to everyone!
According to Executive Director, Christine Lessard, "It can be difficult sometimes to find a unique way
to honor your mom or to let a friend know how much she means to you. We have put together our complimentary
eBouquet of Honor to make it easy to do so. Any mom would be pleasantly surprised to receive an eBouquet and
beautiful personalized Mother's Day eCard."
It is very simple to create an eBouquet. Just go to www.AIBH.org and follow a few simple steps to personalize
the eCard and designate the honoree. An email address is necessary, as the eCard will be sent to the recipient's
email address. This eBouquet of Honor will be sent as a secure PDF file, so the eCard can be printed as well.
Each eBouquet of Honor will be generated through AIBH's secure server and emailed on Thursday, May 8th. This will
give each honoree the opportunity to check her email a few days before Mother's Day to be sure she finds her eCard.
All eCards that are created between May 8th and the 11th will go out at the time they are completed. "Send as many
as you like, as they are all complimentary," encourages Lessard.
About Arizona Institute for Breast Health
AIBH, an Arizona 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization, provides a second opinion for treatment options
to women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer, complete free of charge. Physicians and medical
professionals volunteer their time for the Institute, which was created to give all women the opportunity
to receive the best possible information regarding treatment options for breast cancer. Founded by medical
professionals and supported entirely by donations, they can be reached at 480-860-4200 or www.aibh.org.
