TANYA MARCHIOL OF TEAM INVESTMENTS HONORS BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS WITH TIX TO AZ CARDINALS GAMES

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 15, 2009 -- Tanya Marchiol, real estate mogul and CEO of Phoenix-based Team Investments will award two tickets to Arizona Cardinals’ home games to breast cancer survivors in honor of their courageous battle.

TEAM Investments is helping in the effort to find a cure and wants to honor those who have triumphed. Two tickets to Cardinals home games will be given to survivors that register online at www.TIdaily.com and submit their story under the events section. Submissions are being accepted now and winners are chosen weekly.

Tanya is an avid supporter of breast cancer research and tirelessly devotes her time and finances in support of this worthwhile cause. "Breast cancer has become so prevalent in this country and I have seen first hand the hurt it has caused and the struggle to survive this disease. I want to do all I can to help, from funding research to brightening a survivor's day".

The Cardinals ticket giveaway will coincide with TEAM Investments involvement in Phoenix Fashion Week, which kicks off October 1-3 in support of the Susan G. Komen Foundation and breast cancer awareness.

About Tanya Marchiol: Tanya Marchiol is the founder and president of TEAM Investments. She is a real estate guru and investment expert with over 10 years of experience. She is an advocate for breast cancer awareness, supports the Susan G. Komen Foundation, and sponsors several events that champion breast cancer research.

About TEAM Investments: TEAM Investments is a full-service Independent Real Estate firm in Arizona and has a presence in all 50 states. TEAM Investments is an industry leader that provides unprecedented service to clients ranging from top NFL and MLB players to savvy corporate investors.

For additional information on TEAM Investments please visit www.TEAMInvestmentsinc.com. To register for the Cardinals Ticket Giveaway, log onto www.TIdaily.com

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