K.JOY “I Am Woman” WCN Charity Remix Project featuring Collective Men & Women United for the Women’s Cancer Network
K.Joy is a Chicago-based House music artist who has joined GCF’s cause in memory of her God-sister, LISA BYERS, who lost her battle with cancer. To learn more about this collective effort, visit the project’s electronic press kit.
To support this cause and receive a musical gift in return, visit this online digital music store. Here you can purchase and download the track(s) of your choice for the cost of only $1.99 each (or all tracks combined for a discounted price).
K.Joy is also honoring her other family members who triumphed in their battles with gynecologic cancers through a 2nd method of donating that allows you to donate in honor of any name listed in the electronic press kit BIO Section’s Designation Fund Honoree List. Select any name from the list with the donation amount of your choice by adding the name in the designation box in the Women’s Cancer Network donation page. You will receive a letter of acknowledgement from the Gynecologic Cancer Foundation, the charitable organization that created the Women’s Cancer Network.
In addition, K.Joy is encouraging other family members, friends, musicians, entertainment industry colleagues, fans and all who share her story to add a name in honor or memory of a woman who is currently battling, who triumphed over, or who has lost her battle to ANY FORM OF CANCER. There is no limit to the number of names that can be submitted by any one person. Please e-mail the full name to kjoy.iamwoman@gmail.com.
Finally, as part of her support of WCN, K.Joy has created an online store featuring merchandise for the K.Joy "I Am Woman" WCN Charity Remix Project. Support the cause and receive a merchandise gift in return. There you can view and purchase merchandise. All profits, after host fees have been deducted, will be donated to the Women’s Cancer Network.
For more information about K.Joy, Cyberjamz Records, Pure Innergy Recordings, LLC, and The Collective Men and Women United, along with the reasons they support GCF’s WCN and its mission, review the project’s electronic press kit.
