Rival volleyball teams unite to fundraise for metastatic breast cancer

Darien and New Canaan girls' volleyball teams are joining forces for one night to raise funds for the Side Out Foundation.

Justin DeVellis

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Oct 4, 2024, 8:48 PM

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Updated 78 days ago

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Two local high schools are putting their legendary rivalry aside for a good cause.

Darien and New Canaan girls' volleyball teams are joining forces for one night to raise funds for the Side Out Foundation, a national organization that advances the fight against metastatic breast cancer.

The teams' joint "Dig Pink" fundraising initiative includes a bake sale and raffles to win items donated by local businesses in Darien and New Canaan, as well as baskets filled with pink beauty products, provided by the volleyball players.