Louisiana 2015 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR31

Introduced
4/15/15  
Introduced
4/15/15  
Passed
4/20/15  

Caption

Commends Kat Caillier and Team Kat for their efforts in raising breast cancer awareness

Impact

This resolution underscores the value of community engagement in health initiatives and celebrates grassroots efforts that resonate on local and state levels. By recognizing individuals who actively contribute to significant health causes, it aims to inspire others to engage in similar efforts, potentially leading to increased funding and support for breast cancer education and services. The commendation also enhances the visibility of breast cancer as an important public health issue, emphasizing the need for ongoing awareness and support for survivors and their families.

Summary

House Resolution 31, sponsored by Representative Huval, serves as a commendation for Kat Caillier and her team for their significant contributions to breast cancer awareness through their fundraising activities. The resolution specifically recognizes Kat Caillier’s journey as a six-year breast cancer survivor, highlighting her personal resilience and commitment to promoting health education regarding breast cancer. Her team's diverse fundraising efforts, including football pools, comedy events, and unique activities like 'Rai$ing Mud for the Cure,' have significantly contributed to awareness and resources for this cause within the community.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR31 is overwhelmingly positive, with lawmakers and community members expressing pride in the efforts of Kat Caillier and Team Kat. The resolution reflects a collective appreciation for those who dedicate their time and resources to combat breast cancer and evoke a sense of unity and purpose within the community. It acknowledges not only the personal journey of a survivor but also the collaborative efforts of various community members who come together for a shared cause.

Contention

While HR31 primarily serves to honor and commend Kat Caillier and her team, the resolution does not appear to have notable points of contention. It is focused on celebrating achievements rather than enacting any legislation that may cause debate. However, it subtly highlights the importance of sustained efforts in health advocacy and the necessity of community involvement in addressing public health concerns, which may encourage dialogue regarding future funding and resources for such initiatives.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SCR80

Recognizes Tuesday, April 29, 2014, as Susan G. Komen Day at the legislature and commends Susan G. Komen for the Cure and its Louisiana affiliates for its efforts in the fight against breast cancer.

LA SR25

Commends Karen Eubanks Jackson, Founder & CEO of Sisters Network, Inc. for her efforts in education and support for African American women diagnosed with breast cancer.

LA HR12

Commends the JNC Foundation for its breast cancer awareness efforts, community service, and support for women of color

LA HCR74

Commends Kim Sport of the United Way of Southeast Louisiana for her accomplishments, contributions, and service to her community and state

LA HR124

Commends Sam Fox and his efforts in raising money for The Michael J. Fox Foundation through the Tour de Fox

LA SR80

Designates May 3, 2014, as "Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day in Louisiana" and commends the efforts of Ronnie Edwards in raising pancreatic cancer awareness.

LA HCR155

Recognizes Wednesday, June 15, 2011, as Capitol Day for the Cure and commends Susan G. Komen for the Cure for its unwavering dedication to the fight against breast cancer

LA SR17

Commends Susan G. Komen for the Cure and its Louisiana affiliates for improvement in the quality of life in local communities through its endeavors in the fields of health care and cancer awareness and proclaims April 12, 2010, as Susan G. Komen for the Cure Day at the legislature.

LA SR99

Commends Susan G. Komen for the Cure and its Louisiana affiliates for improvement in the quality of life in local communities through its endeavors in the fields of health care and cancer awareness and recognizes June 15, 2011, as Susan G. Komen for the Cure Day at the legislature.

LA HR154

Designates Thursday, June 4, 2015, as Komen for the Cure Day at the state capitol and commends Susan G. Komen for the Cure and its Louisiana affiliates

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.