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The Fabulous Foundation’s Catwalk for a Cause™ 2026 Unites Fashion and Philanthropy to Support Families Battling Cancer

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The Fabulous Foundation’s Catwalk for a Cause™ 2026 Unites Fashion and Philanthropy to Support Families Battling Cancer

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UNION CITY, GA — The Fabulous Foundation Incorporated, in partnership with The Fabulous 40 & Over Club, presented Catwalk for a Cause™ 2026 on Sunday, October 25, at Land Rover South Atlanta in Union City, Georgia.

The event brought together cancer survivors, patients, caregivers, advocates, and community supporters for a celebration of life, resilience, and philanthropy. Combining fashion, live entertainment, and community engagement, the event highlighted the importance of supporting families navigating cancer and other critical illnesses.

The fashion showcase featured participating brands JCPenney, Level Up Boutique, Lizeo, Designs by Devon and Jai Lyle, while live performances by Xris, Jhae Mayjor, and Tati Dior added an exciting entertainment element to the afternoon.

“Catwalk for a Cause™ brings cancer survivors, patients, caregivers, and supporters together to celebrate life, honor resilience, and remind those facing cancer that they have a community standing beside them. Each person steps onto the runway with a story of courage, love, or commitment to the cause. We want that inspiration to move people to give, get involved, and help us provide education and financial assistance to families facing cancer and other critical illnesses.”

— Miki Riley, Founder, Fabulous Foundation Incorporated

The event advanced the initiative’s ambitious goal of 40 Businesses, 40 Survivors, and $40,000 in Impact, while amplifying The Fabulous 40 & Over Club’s broader commitment to raising $1 million to provide financial assistance to cancer patients and survivors.

Through Catwalk for a Cause™, the Fabulous Foundation continues to demonstrate how fashion, entertainment, and philanthropy can come together to inspire compassion and create meaningful community impact.

Every story matters. Every survivor deserves to be celebrated. Every act of compassion makes a difference.

About the Fabulous FoundationThe Fabulous Foundation is committed to educating, supporting, and protecting individuals and their families. We are deeply passionate about giving back to those in need, especially those facing the aftermath of life-altering illnesses. Many survivors, particularly those affected by cancer, encounter overwhelming financial and emotional struggles. Our mission is to reduce these burdens so families can focus on what truly matters: healing, recovery, and living a life of fulfillment.We envision a world where no person has to choose between paying for critical medical treatment and providing for her family. We stand by those who need us most, offering resources and support to navigate the tough times and helping them rebuild for a brighter tomorrow.For more information visit: www.fabulousfoundation.org

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