Congrats Trish Faidiga!
At our 14th annual Tinis for Tatas event, we recognized the Kayte J. Faux Award recipient Trish Fadiga.
Just as Kayte exemplified acts of kindness that go such a long way, Trish is one of the kindest people anyone could know. In January 2023, Trish was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer and is now in remission. Trish also serves as our patient support manager, a volunteer Helen’s Angels position recently created based on her experience.
On behalf of the organization and all of the Angels, we send a hearty congratulations to you Trish!
WATCH THIS!
Co-Founder Missy Quinn Talks Helen’s Angels and Tinis for Tatas with NBC10’s Matt DeLucia
Watch This!
Helen’s Angels co-founder Missy Quinn talks to NBC10’s Breanna Weick about how the loss of her mother gave rise to the organization.
Cancer is a truly insidious disease, often striking without warning and showing no bias in terms of who it affects. There are many ways in which our society responds to this challenge whether through research, treatment, fundraising, and more. Each is important in its own way. Helen’s Angels is reaching out to those who are dealing with breast cancer within the greater Philadelphia area. In our own way, we are seeking to improve the quality of life for those who are meeting the daily challenges of the disease.
On behalf of Helen’s Angels, I thank you for your interest in our organization. We welcome your participation as an angel or as an attendee or sponsor of one of our fundraisers!
Missy A. Quinn
President and Co-Founder of Helen’s Angels