Texas Senate Bill SR645

Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Caption

Recognizing the 15th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Chili and Barbecue Cook-off.

Impact

The resolution emphasizes the significance of community participation in cancer awareness initiatives, showcasing how local events can contribute to charitable efforts and support for cancer patients. By promoting such events, the Texas Senate recognizes the importance of collective efforts in addressing health issues such as breast cancer, which continues to affect many individuals and families across the state.

Summary

Senate Resolution 645 recognizes the 15th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Chili and Barbecue Cook-off held in Midland, Texas. This event is sanctioned by the International Barbeque Cookers Association and is set to occur on October 10, 2015. The cook-off has a proven track record, having raised over $433,750 to support cancer patients throughout West Texas. The resolution commends the sponsors and organizers for their efforts in producing this successful community event.

Contention

While the resolution itself may not have prominent points of contention, it highlights a collaborative spirit in combating breast cancer through community engagement. It brings attention to the successful history of fundraising activities within Texas and the positive impact they have on local healthcare support systems. Nevertheless, discussions around similar events could reflect differing perspectives on resource allocation and prioritization in community health initiatives.