Zoe Buyalos

Zoe Buyalos is fighting breast cancer at the age of thirty two. A lifelong resident of Columbus, Ohio, Zoe is a small business owner and an active member of the Clintonville community. Like many self-employed folks in their early thirties, she has no health insurance. She needs our help with medical bills and living expenses while she undergoes treatment and heals her body. Zoe is loved by many, and with our love and support she will come out on top.

House Party & Potluck

Hi All, Please join us at a house party Wednesday, July 8 at the home of Peter and Teresa Wray for a potluck and shopping adventure, proceeds to benefit Zoe Buyalos, Breast Cancer Fighter.

The Mayan Connection has generously offered to donate the proceeds from the evening's sale of their beautiful handmade fair trade Guatemalan skirts, bags and jewelry. All their skirts and bags are one-of-a-kind, featuring hand-embroidered traditional textiles. Cash, check and credit card accepted.

There will be a cash bar with beer and wine, proceeds to benefit Zoe. Potluck at 6pm, sale starts at 7pm. Bring a swimsuit and towel if you want to enjoy the pool.

The Wray's house is located in the Knolls in Clintonville, a neighborhood on the southwest corner of Olentangy River Road and Henderson Road. 4374 Stinson Drive West, Cols., 43214.

Hope to see you there!

Amy Mallat
(614)302-6715
amymallat@juno.com

The Bake and Rummage sale was a success!!!

Thanks to great weather, a nice turnout from the community, hours of hard work from a volunteer set-up and clean-up crew, an overwhelming response to calls for donated rummage items and baked goods, and local business's generous contributions of goods and services, the Zoe Buyalos Fund Rummage and Bake Sale on Saturday, June 20 was a big success. We went well over our fundraising goal for the event, and everybody had a great time.


Highlights included acoustic serenades from Miss Molly and Megan Palmer and a fantastic mid-day set by Matt Monta and Bree, plus sugar-high inducing gorgeous cupcakes, brownies, donuts, baklava and three beautiful cakes from local bakeries and restaurants. One of our bake sale volunteers couldn't stop eating the pickles from Katzingers, and Zoe's favorites were the chocolate-covered blueberries from Emily's Sweet Tooth (we saved some of those for the afterparty). We washed everything down with delicious Fair Trade coffee from Global Gallery and milk from local grass-fed dairy Snowville Creamery.


There were more rummage sale items than we could fit in the building, and everyone went home with at least one satisfying score.

Check out these stories about the event!

Thanks so much, folks!

For additional information please contact:

Amy Mallat
614-302-6715
amymallat@juno.com