We want to extend our deepest gratitude to all who presented and attended the recent Women’s Health Luncheon. Your presence and participation helped make the event a meaningful success, and your engagement reflected the strength, compassion, and curiosity that drive progress in women’s health.
This luncheon was more than just a gathering—it was a shared moment of learning, support, and awareness. Thanks to your commitment to your own health and the well-being of others, our discussions around breast cancer, lead poisoning, stroke and brain injuries, and Alzheimer’s disease reached hearts and minds in a powerful way.
Your thoughtful questions, shared experiences, and warm energy enriched the dialogue and deepened the sense of community we strive to build through events like this. Whether you came as a survivor, caregiver, healthcare professional, advocate, or simply someone eager to learn, your presence helped illuminate the importance of these critical issues.
We are especially grateful for your time and openness. We know how busy life can be, and your decision to attend speaks volumes about your commitment to knowledge, prevention, and empowerment. Your participation helps move these conversations forward—into families, workplaces, and communities—where they can truly make a difference.
Thank you for standing with us in the pursuit of health equity, awareness, and hope. We look forward to seeing you at future events and continuing this important journey together.
Special thanks to Alec Wendelboe of the Alzheimer’s Association Minnesota–North Dakota; Awol Windissa, Director of Community Health at Pillsbury United Communities; Jacara Warfield, Community Health Coordinator at Pillsbury United Communities, and David Pierini, Editor at North News.
Photo Credits: David Pierini, Editor at North News
