Grand Ole Opry 5th Annual Opry Goes Pink

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On October 22,2013 LeAnn Rimes will flip the switch on the Grand Ole Opry's  signature barn in pink lights. Opry Goes Pink is in support of breast cancer awareness month. Rimes along with Mandisa, Natalie Grant, Lorrie Morgan and Pam Tillis will all perform for the cause. The night's activities are in recognizing breast cancer survivors. Christian artist Mandisa will make her grand ole opry debut, she will perform her current single "Overcomer"which shines the light on cancer survivors and those currently battling the disease.

In commemoration the special night and of the cause, $5.00 of every ticket sold to the Opry's 7 pm show will benefit Women Who Rock. Tickets for "Opry Goes Pink" are available at Grand Ole Opry Tickets

Learn how you can get involved with Women Who Rock here
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Kellie Pickler Goes Pink For A Great Cause

Clearly, we can all make a difference in someone's life, the impact we make creates change. Kellie Pickler has been no stranger to effecting change in the recent month who shaved her head, made a guest appearance on the Ellen Dengeres show, teamed up with Athena Water in support of breast cancer awareness and now Kellie will help turn the Opry Pink for the 4th annual Opry Goes Pink October 30,2012. Pickler will flip the switch to turn the Grand Ole Opry pink with a little help from other artists Jana Kramer and The Farm.Order your tickets today and help create change in support of breast cancer awareness. For every $5.00 from every ticket sold for the event will be donated to Women Who Rock For The Cure. Together we can race towards a cure to help fight breast cancer.
Visit Athena Water, Women Who Rock For The Cure, Susan G. Komen For The Cure to get involved, you can create change.

Order your tickets here at the Grand Ole Opry ticket page
Opry Goes Pink Ticket Order Page


Athena Water Created for the Cause

Women Who Rock For The Cure 

Susan G. Komen for the Cure