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The Eisenhower Student Council recently brought the school community together in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month during the Knights' Senior Night football game. Through the sale of Pink Out shirts, council proudly raised $300 for the National Breast Cancer Foundation's Hope Kit program, which provides comfort, encouragement, and essential care items to breast cancer patients undergoing treatment. Kasey Cordosi, a breast cancer survivor and mother of three daughters who attend Eisenhower, was recognized with a special honorary coin toss before the game. The senior football captains also gave roses to Kasey. Throughout her treatment, the Eisenhower community rallied around Kasey and her family, offering support and encouragement. Now celebrating several clear scans, Kasey continues to advocate for others affected by breast cancer. "We are incredibly grateful to everyone who purchased a shirt, supported our fundraiser, and helped make this special evening possible," council said. "We are proud to be part of a school community that continues to come together to support one another and make a meaningful difference!"