Van donated to the Carol Baldwin Breast Cancer Foundation

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ONONDAGA COUNTY, N.Y. -- The color and the message are loud - and they're meant to be! Driver's Village in Cicero has donated a new van to the Carol Baldwin Breast Cancer Foundation. Baldwin's son, actor Stephen Baldwin, says that donation helps to kick off a new campaign to battle the deadly illness.

The campaign calls for people to "Fight Like a Girl.? Organizers hope the slogan gets attention.

?We want more and more people to get out and help us create awareness, raise funds. Those funds go directly into the research to, hopefully, find a cure for breast cancer. That's why we're here,? said actor Stephen Baldwin.

The car dealership has a connection to the Baldwin Foundation. Operations Director Lou Bregou says three of his four sisters were hit by the illness. He says the Carol Baldwin Foundation has always been ready to offer help and assistance to his family.

Source: http://centralny.ynn.com/content/top_stories/568328/van-donated-to-the-carol-baldwin-breast-cancer-foundation

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