Purple Ribbons in Downtown Pleasanton

The Annual “Paint the Town Purple” event features purple ribbons tied to the light poles along Main Street in downtown Pleasanton. Purple is the color for the Annual Relay for Life event, an activity of the American Cancer Society to raise money for the fight against cancer.

See an interview by Randall Brown and Carolyn Mano about Paint the Town purple.

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CANCER SURVIVORS are invited to celebrate by joining the Survivor Lap at the annual Relay for Life event, which will be at Granada High School on Sat, June 22, 2019. The Tri-Valley Relay for Life is for Danville, San Ramon, Dublin, Pleasanton, Sunol and Livermore.

The Survivor Lap is the very first lap of the day and follows an inspiring Opening Ceremony at 9am. Mayors & City Council from Pleasanton, Livermore and Dublin will be present to show their support, Livermore Mayor Marchand is himself a cancer survivor.

Survivors walk the lap to the cheers of their friends and onlookers, it is a very heartfelt time of rejoicing, love and gratitude.

To register for the Survivor Lap, go to: www.RelayforLife.org/TriValley..., go to <Join the Relay>, you can join <as a survivor>, of course it asks for a donation, but you can skip all that for now and just sign up for the survivor lap. (or just show up, but registration will save time)

Relay for Life is a fundraising activity of the American Cancer Society to help fund research and other activities in the battle against cancer.

If you are a cancer survivor, please come and join the survivor lap, you’ll rejoice with others as you walk the lap honoring your fight against this dreaded disease.

In the evening, the LUMINARIA (lighted bags) surround the track, each one with the name of a survivor, one currently fighting the battle or a loved one lost to cancer. The luminaria ceremony which begins after dark, honors survivors as well as those who have lost the battle. To order a Luminaria bag for a loved one, go to www.RelayforLife.org/TriValley...