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Surfside Police Chief Joins “Real Men Wear Pink” Campaign to Support Breast Cancer Research

Surfside Police Chief Charles R. Press has been selected as one of 14 ambassadors in Miami-Dade County for the American Cancer Society’s “Real Men Wear Pink” campaign, a fundraising initiative to support breast cancer awareness and research.

Chief Press is launching a social media effort to encourage community support and provide an easy way for residents to donate. His fundraising goal is $2,500, of which he has already pledged the first $100.

“On a personal note, my family has been affected in myriad ways by this scourge of a disease,” Chief Press said. “Therefore, I will do everything possible to contribute to this program and beat this illness. I am sincerely grateful to all those who are willing to help and donate to this worthy cause.”

Residents can donate online by visiting his campaign link: https://secure.acsevents.org/site/TR?px=60638350&fr_id=111134&pg=personal.

The “Real Men Wear Pink” program brings together community leaders each year to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer research, patient support, and prevention efforts.

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