Ed Lee, a volunteer from Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity prepares the raffle booth before the start of the event.


Connie Everett, Amy Tai, and Rena Xian attempt to answer a question at the alpha Kappa Delta Phi booth.


Participants sample the goodies made by volunteers after partaking in the "Learn and Earn" system.


After answering questions, participants looked at some of the many prizes offered and dropped their ballots into the raffle.


Young men also came to learn about good Breast Health as this participant takes his turn identifying lumps in the breast model.


Participants piled their plates high full of delicious BroccoSprouts wraps made by Biddle Street Catering with the ingredients generously donated by Brassica.


At the end of their Breastival visit, many participants signed the "I Got the Message" banner.


Lillie Shockney and Trang Nguyen


After many months of hard work, the sisters of alpha Kappa Delta Phi take time to pose in front of the Pink Ribbon balloon sculpture.


Two male volunteers have some fun at the Breastival Games Section.

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