‘It makes a difference.’ Mombies host Halloween event for Fairfield community
Since 2016, the Mombies have raised $500,000 for metastatic breast cancer research.
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11h agoWhile the community was trick or treating, Fairfield’s favorite group of moms was dancing for a good cause.
Since 2016, the Mombies have raised $500,000 for metastatic breast cancer research.
“It makes a difference,” Mollie Melbourne says. “Just in the last couple of days, we’ve raised $36,000.”
Donations go straight to the metastatic breast cancer research team at Sloan Kettering.
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