Beards for Bro Choice – Planned Parenthood of the Southern Finger Lakes

You know what they say about beards…? They grow on you.

Beards for Bro Choice is a calendar campaign by Planned Parenthood of the Southern Finger Lakes and 96.7 The Vine featuring local bearded notables in Tompkins County, showing they stand with Planned Parenthood. Funds raised from the sale of the calendars goes to PPSFL to ensure access to reproductive and sexual health care for all.

Saturday, December 14^th at Lot 10 (106 S. Cayuga St. in Downtown Ithaca), it’s a dance party, celebrating the release of the Beards for Bro Choice calendar! DJ Woody Chichester spins downstairs, live music and giveaways upstairs. Wear a beard, mustache or facial hair pattern of your choice. Calendars will be on sale and beard models will be on hand for signing. $15 Donation to PPSFL for the calendar. $5.00 Suggested Donation for the Event.

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