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We Can All Do Our Part with Beautiful Hilary
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Hilary Bordelon is the Gulf Coast marketing and philanthropy manager for Kendra Scott Design, and she’s joining the In Her Lane podcast to share about the value of giving back and the work that the company is doing to raise awareness and fundraise for breast cancer research. Hilary shares how the drops in our bucket—drops of hope, love, purpose, compassion, and understanding—can truly add up to make a difference in the lives of others.
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Compassion That Compels Facebook
Compassion That Compels Instagram
Center for Restorative Breast Surgery Facebook
In Her Lane Podcast was funded by a grant from the Center for Restorative Breast Surgery.
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“I think cancer can be so devastating and so overcoming. And it's nice to feel like I have a little bit of an impact to kind of lessen the stress of it for somebody and lessen the sadness and maybe bring a little bit of joy, hope, to it.” —Hilary Bordelon
“I think given a year like 2020, with so many restrictions that have really understandably limited our face-to-face contact and our ability to interact with these organizations, I think that having the Compassionistas that were able to attend was really meaningful and brought it home.” —Hilary Bordelon
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