Wāhine Toa Firefighter Calendar is looking to raise $300,000 for its second year - Thu 29 Oct
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Amy Acton announces her candidacy for governor of Ohio, emphasizing her commitment to addressing corruption and rising costs in the state. She pledges to lower taxes and prevent data centers from increasing energy bills, positioning her campaign as a response to the interests of billionaires and advocating for a change in leadership ahead of the November 3rd election.
In a separate segment, Kieran Morris reports on the return of the Women's Firefighter Calendar in New Zealand, which aims to raise funds for Breast Cancer Cure. Co-organizers Samara and Zoe share that this year's fundraising goal is set at $300,000, a significant increase from last year's $100,000, which was surpassed in just 24 hours. The calendar not only showcases the firefighters but also highlights the personal connections many have to breast cancer, particularly due to the increased risk faced by firefighters.
The atmosphere during the photo shoot is described as supportive and empowering, with women from across the country coming together for the cause. The calendar has gained international attention, with sales reported from various countries, reflecting its growing popularity and the community's commitment to raising awareness and funds for breast cancer research.
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