Date Line: Feb. 2011
Place: Boost Your Average Community Batting Cages - Westlake Village California
Subject: Hit 4 Hope Breast Cancer Awareness 2nd Annual 24 hour Hit A Thon
Thousands of people, young and old run, slide, sprint and hit their way to the new batting facility owned and operated by Bryan Gagnon. He generously donated his new facility to help the local girls give back to the community who supported them all their young lives.
Thousand Oaks High School and Westlake Village High School girls softball teams, hit - laughed - cried - and learned how to raise money, give back but most importantly learned about Breast Cancer and how one in 8 women will end up with some form of the nasty cancer.
The girls raised pledges, and hit for 24 hours, they also invited the thousands of people to come hit balls using the new state of the art facility donated by Boost Your Average. The public purchased TOKENS, AND ALL THE MONEY WENT TO THIS WORTH WHILE CAUSE.
THOUSANDS WERE RAISED, HEARTS AND MINDS WERE CHANGED.
THE GIRLS HELP BREAST CANCER GET ONE STEP CLOSER TO A CURE.
THANKS TO ALL OUR SPONSORS AND FRIENDS
Co Founders Leah Lucas & Alysha Payne were presented with an award ![]() | Donating a Big Check to Breast Cancer Society
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