The Mammogram Poster Girls are cooking up something special for the 7th Annual Sweetheart Supper, presented by Methodist Charlton Medical Center. Coming up Wednesday, February 14th, this year's event will be hosted by Amanda and Jim Lake, Jim Lake Companies, at the Oak Cliff Tower.
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The Sweetheart Supper continues our annual tradition of food, fun, and friends celebrated with your sweetheart, all for a great cause! Chef Justo Blanco, who helped us create the first (and all Sweetheart Suppers since), will create another of his fabulous dinners. A selection of wine from Barons Creek vineyards will compliment Chef Blanco's menu (with bottle service and other perks for those who choose to sponsor a table). There will be signature Sweetheart cocktails featuring Topo Chico, and delectable desserts provided by Emporium Pies and Joy Macarons. The best part? Your Valentine's Day plans are set--you'll enjoy a stress-free evening of great food with fun entertainment all to help save lives...one mammogram at a time!
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Brett Shipp and Chris Arnold will M.C. the evening, and Board members Drew Laws and James Mathis will be helping out with the ever-popular Heads or Tails competition.
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DJ Jason Mundo will be spinning tunes throughout the evening, and dancing could break out at any time!
Tickets start at $200 each.
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Table sponsorships are available starting at $2,500.
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​We highly suggest purchasing tickets early—the Sweetheart Supper always sells out quickly!
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The Mammogram Poster Girls (MPG) were founded in 2018 to raise awareness of, and funds for, the early detection of breast cancer--MPG provides mammograms for those in need, but we are only able to do this with your support. Funds are raised at our annual fundraisers, via Poster Girls Partnerships, corporate sponsorships, and grant funds. To date MPG has provided more than 1,600 free screening and diagnostic mammograms (over 400 in 2023 alone!). The Poster Girls partner with local hospitals and mobile mammography units to provide mammograms, free of charge for under and uninsured women. We are saving lives...one mammogram at a time.
