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Jeans & Jewels is co-chaired by veteran 24 Hours of Booty rider and top fundraiser Sandy Morgart, of the Bank of America team. Sandy raised a record-breaking $50,000 in 2011 and 2012 in part thanks to the support of the community at this event. Her father is a two-time lung cancer survivor, and she wants to raise awareness and funds by having a gala with live and silent auctions for all to enjoy. Amanda Allen is an avid fundraiser, cancer fighter and beginner cyclist. She is thrilled to be co-chairing Jeans and Jewels again with Sandy in 2013. In 2011, Amanda helped cast and coordinate the Jeans and Jewels fashion show and is grateful to be more involved this year. This July, Amanda will be a first time participant in 24 Hours of Booty heading up a team from her company. The committee shares a passion for cycling as well as supporting the battle against cancer.With the generosity of the community, volunteers, and two highly dedicated ladies at the helm, Jeans & Jewels is sure to be the best social (and feel good) event of the spring! What to Wear Guys can wear jeans and any type of dress/sport jacket and tie or a jean jacket and dress pants or really any fun combination. Gals can be a jean dress and fun jewelry, a cocktail dress and jean jacket/vest. Really any combination of a formal outfit with jeans incorporated is what you should look for. Be creative and have fun! |
| 24 Hours of Booty is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit charity located in Charlotte that provides extraordinary cycling events that are safe, fun, and open to all levels of cycling ability. Its mission is to conduct 24-hour cycling events that increase public awareness, funds, and support for the Lance Armstrong Foundation and local cancer organizations. Local organizations include The Keep Pounding Fund at Carolinas Medical Center and the Brain Tumor Fund for the Carolinas in Charlotte, the Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults in Columbia, Md., and Children’s HealthCare of Atlanta. |

