Second Annual Bra-Vo Art Exhibit and Fundraising Event to Support Breast Cancer Survivors and Treatment at PIH

Whittier, CA, September 29, 2012 --(PR.com)-- The second annual Bra-Vo fundraising event will be held at the Ruth B. Shannon Center for the Performing Arts at Whittier College on Saturday, October 20, 2012 at 4 pm. The event will begin with hors d’oeuvres and refreshments followed by entertainment including performances from Little Willie G. and Jessica Golden. The highlight of the evening will be a lively “Survivor Walk” of the bras modeled by the artists.

Little Willie G. began his career in the mid-60s as a lead singer for “Thee Midniters” the legendary R&B group from East Los Angeles. An iconic and charismatic figure/singer on stage, he has drawn comparisons to Jackie Wilson and Frank Sinatra. Jessica Golden is a stand-up comedian best known for co-hosting The Adam Carolla Show and lending commentary on E!, VH-1, truTV, CMT and the style network. She performs in comedy clubs and colleges all over the country, special events and was featured in “Best of the Fest” at the Montreal Comedy Festival.

Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital (PIH) is proud to be a part of Bra-Vo, an art exhibit designed to give breast cancer survivors a way of expressing themselves through art. Bra-Vo utilizes “bras” as the art form in which the artist can create an illustration of herself. The purpose of Bra-Vo is to provide a meaningful opportunity for breast cancer survivors to express and share their experience, increase awareness of breast cancer and raise funds that will be used to support services to patients at the Patricia L. Scheifly Breast Health Center at PIH.

Individual tickets are $50 and can be purchased at the Mariposa Boutique located inside the Patricia L. Scheifly Breast Health Center at PIH. For tickets and more information on this exciting event, please call 562.698.0811 Ext. 15638.

About Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital (PIH) and Bright Health Physicians of PIH
As an Integrated Delivery System (IDS), Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital (PIH) and Bright Health Physicians of PIH provide a range of healthcare services to better serve its community. The IDS offers quality healthcare across multiple service lines, including utilization of primary care teams to provide general medicine and preventative care; access to emergency and urgent care, home health services and hospice; a network of over 180 specialists via Bright Health Physicians of PIH; and more. PIH is a 400-plus bed acute care, nonprofit hospital that was founded in 1959 and today serves nearly 1.5 million residents in Los Angeles, the greater San Gabriel Valley and Orange County areas. Bright Health Physicians is a medical group that is exclusively affiliated with PIH. It is comprised of a nonprofit medical foundation and a large independent physician association (IPA), related to PIH, which has over 130 primary care and 160 specialty care physicians. The medical foundation includes 17 medical office locations. Those who are interested in supporting PIH via a donation, may visit www.pih.net and click the “donate now” button to make a gift to the PIH Foundation.