Majestic Girls will host “Refocus Reset Restart Day” on Saturday, October 31, starting at 2 p.m. at the Bobby Miller Center, 300 Bobby Miller Pkwy, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405.

The free event is designed to uplift and encourage; the gathering will bring together individuals impacted by cancer, from those currently undergoing treatment to survivors.

“Sometimes, people spend so much time being strong that they need a moment to focus on themselves,” said Patrice Spence, Majestic Girls President. “Refocus Reset Restart Day is about giving them that moment, a chance to be encouraged, feel appreciated, and remember that their lives still have purpose.”

Through fellowship, shared experiences, and meaningful moments of support, the event aims to remind attendees that they are valued and never alone in their journey.

“Attendees can enjoy entertainment, food will be provided for guests, and there will be drawings for gifts.  Above all, Majestic Girls hopes each person who attends feels valued, appreciated, and reminded that they have not been forgotten,” said the press release.

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Spence said that “Majestic Girls believes serving the community means recognizing needs that are sometimes overlooked and taking action to make a difference. Refocus Reset Restart Day reflects that commitment by creating a welcoming gathering centered on encouragement and care.”

For more details, be sure to email Patrice Spence at majesticgirls011@gmail.com.

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