As a part of their “Pamper Her Pink” program, the Indianapolis Colts, with help from Tyler Mason Salon and Spa and Air-Tan, will provide an afternoon of pampering and dinner for 10 women who are currently battling breast cancer or who have survived the disease.
The event is part of 2015 Colts Community Tuesdays and will take place Oct. 6 from 1–6:30 p.m. at Tyler Mason Salon and Spa, located on the west side of Indianapolis, Lucas Oil Stadium and the Indianapolis Colts Grille. “Pamper Her Pink” is one of several Colts events related to Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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Colts players Daniel Adongo, Art Jones and Matt Overton will join the women selected as 2015 “Pamper Her Pink” winners for a special dinner at Indianapolis Colts Grille, after the women receive individualized salon and spa services and a VIP tour of Lucas Oil Stadium. The women were able to pre-select from a variety of services at Tyler Mason, including massages, design cut and style, manicures and more.
The “Pamper Her Pink” program was originally launched by the Colts in 2012 to provide a day of relaxation for breast cancer patients who have overcome tremendous hurdles, leaving them with little time or energy to focus on self-rejuvenation. Nominations for the 2015 program were accepted online August to September. Nominees were submitted by spouses, children, parents, siblings, co-workers and friends throughout Indiana.
Each woman’s special and unique battle with breast cancer was considered in addition to external hardships and circumstances faced during her journey. The women selected also continued to focus positively on helping others in their own time of need.
The 2015 “Pamper Her Pink” honorees represent areas of Indiana including Columbus, Indianapolis, Kendallville and Richmond.
For more information about Colts Breast Cancer Awareness initiatives, visit www.colts.com/pink.
