Battleship Goes Pink for Awareness
Now in its seventh year, the annual campaign conducted by CBS 3 (KYW-TV) and the Philadelphia Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, LIGHTS FOR THE CURE began at dusk on October 1st.
“The Battleship is proud to participate in this important awareness campaign in the fight against breast cancer,” says Troy Collins, CEO of the Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial. “As one of America’s greatest naval treasures and a monument to the men and women who have fought for this country, we’re honored to participate in this battle, and send a key message of awareness. Pink may not be a color normally associated with a battleship, but for this cause it’s a color we’ll proudly wear for the month of October.”
Berthed on the Camden Waterfront across the Delaware River from Center City Philadelphia, the Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial is a non-profit historic ship museum that offers guided and self-guided tours daily. Experience the new guided City at Sea Tour, which features newly restored spaces such as the TV Studio, Machine Shop, Post Office, Medical and Dental facilities, the Brig, the Barber Shop and more. The Battleship New Jersey allows visitors a variety ways to experience the ship, including overnight encampments for youth groups and families, special group and student tours and event rentals with a full catering menu. Ride NJ Transit’s Riverline to the Battleship New Jersey. Visit www.riverline.com for fares and schedules. For more information on the ship’s many programs, visit www.battleshipnewjersey.org.
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Author: Press Release--The Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial
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