FAYETTE, Mo. - Central Methodist will host two Pink Out Nights as part of Pink Week from Oct. 13-17. The games are part of the weeklong activities sponsored by Enactus.

The Eagles host Bacone (Okla.) and William Woods (Mo.) on Wednesday as part of the Central Methodist Triangular inside Puckett Field House. The Green and Black take on Avila (Mo.) on Block Out Breast Cancer Night on Tuesday, Oct. 21. On both dates fans are encouraged to wear pink attire to the matches.

Below is a list of activities sponsored by Central Methodist Athletics and Enactus throughout the week of Oct. 13-17.

Pink Bake Sale - Sigmas will be selling pink desserts during lunches on Thursday, and will sell any extras on Friday at lunch.�
50/50 Raffle - Zetas and NAVS will be selling raffle tickets to a 50/50 raffle during lunches and Saturdays volleyball game. Winners will receive half of all the profit from raffle in gift card form.�
Kiss Cancer Goodbye�- CMU spirit squad will be hosting a pledge to kiss cancer goodbye Tuesday and Wednesday, students will take the pledge by kissing a piece of paper and signing their name underneath. Once students take the pledge they will receive Hersey kisses.�
Pink Ribbons�- APO and Enactus will be handing out FREE PINK RIBBONS to everyone throughout the week, along with donation honor cards.�
Give cancer the boot�- Beta Beta Beta will be hosting a game, Wednesday, where students will kick a soccer ball through the small goal. Winners will receive a ticket to the 50/50 raffle.�
Pink Sno-Cones�- The Alpha Sorority will be selling pink sno-cones during lunch on Friday.�
Pink Nail Painting - Salon de Enactus - Enactus will be painting student's nails on Monday and Wednesday
Cancer Sucks - Phi Delta Theta will be selling lollipops Tuesday and Thursday during lunches.
Hand/Face Painting - Gamma Sigma Epsilon will be painting pink ribbons and other breast cancer supporting symbols on students hands/faces, Tuesday during lunch and Wednesday night at the volleyball game.
Photo Booth�- Delta Beta Tau will be hosting a photo booth on the Oct 21 volleyball game.�
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All donations go to Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks. The organization�provides free screening mammograms to qualified applicants through qualifies medical centers throughout Southwest Missouri and four surrounding states.