During the month of October Chaddock will be supporting the fight against breast cancer by participating in a "Think Pink" attire day. Many of Chaddock's 200 plus employees have been touched in some way by breast cancer. Chaddock's efforts to highlight breast cancer awareness month offer the agency the opportunity to celebrate with those who are survivors and remind others to be ever vigilant in the fight against breast cancer.
On Wednesday, October 19, Chaddock employees have the opportunity to purchase the right to wear jeans and pink attire. All proceeds will be given to the BlessingFoundation to support Blessing Breast Center who provides free mammograms for income eligible women.
Chaddockwas founded as a ministry of the United Methodist Church in 1853 and has a legacy of more than 150 years of serving children. Today, the Chaddock team includes in excess of 200 highly trained employees who serve thousands of children and families every year through community, educational and residential services.
Licensed, accredited and nationally respected, Chaddock is on the cutting edge of trauma-focused residential treatment demonstrating excellent results for children who have experienced severe abuse, neglect, or other trauma in their early years of development.
Photo Opportunity: October 19, variouslocations on campus