Metavivor To Host Virtual Dance Party Featuring DJ Misbehaviour

ANNAPOLIS, Md. & NEW YORK & CHICAGO - May 21, 2020 - PRLog -- METAvivor Research and Support Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to funding research for Stage IV metastatic breast cancer (MBC), will be hosting a virtual dance party on Friday, May 22^nd at 8 pm EDT. Entry to the virtual dance party will be a $20 donation to METAvivor on the registration page https://secure.metavivor.org/page/contribute/virtual-dance-party. The party will be hosted by METAvivor past president and metastatic breast cancer thriver, Beth Fairchild and her partner David Morgan.

"We are excited that DJ Misbehaviour is sharing her time for our first virtual dance party to raise money for research. David and I will be hosting the dance party, sharing our favorite drink recipe and enjoying the music."

Metastatic breast cancer is a terminal disease that has no cure. There are treatments, but the average life expectancy remains only about 36 months. Research for metastatic breast cancer is extremely underfunded. In this time of pandemic, many organizations have decided to cancel their research cycles for 2020. Metavivor has committed to its research program for 2020. "We just cannot put research on hold. We have come too far to put potential life extending treatments on pause because of the pandemic," said Fairchild.

Metavivor makes every dollar count by using 100% of donations for stage IV metastatic breast cancer research.

About Metastatic Breast Cancer

Metastatic breast cancer also known as stage IV or advanced breast cancer, occurs when the cancer has spread from the breast to other parts of the body. This usually includes the lungs, liver, bones or brain. 114 women and men die each day from metastatic breast cancer. There is no cure for metastatic breast cancer although there are treatments and therapies for those living with the disease.

About METAvivor

METAvivor Research and Support Inc. is an Annapolis-based, 501(c)(3), volunteer-led, non-profit organization founded by metastatic breast cancer (MBC) patients in 2009. METAvivor's main focus is to fund critical research that will lead to advances in treatment options, quality of life and survival for patients diagnosed with MBC. Since 2009, METAvivor awarded 106 research grants totaling $13.6 million. METAvivor is the only national organization with a peer-reviewed grant program aimed at exclusively funding MBC research, and 100% of all donations go to fund research.

METAvivor also raises awareness of MBC, provides support for people living with the terminal disease, and offers opportunities for others to help make a difference for the metastatic community. METAvivor has gained a rapidly growing following within the breast cancer community, and has become a leader in in metastatic breast cancer research.

About DJ Misbehaviour

Misbehaviour purchased her first record at the age of 9 and has been hooked ever since. Her eclectic ear for music allows her to satisfy diverse audiences as she brings her unique sound to the dance floor. Her career in London began in 1989 with a residency at M.O.B.O award winning club Fresh N' Funky, this lead to many events and guest spots including a private party for Prince. In New York, Misbehaviour has residencies at Mobile Mondays (NYC's premier vinyl 45 party) and The Skate Circle in Central Park. She has worked with icons Biz Markie, Danny Krivit, Just Blaze and Downbeat The Ruler. Misbehaviour has blessed the decks at Output, Brooklyn Bowl, The Boiler Room, The Roxy and Cielo. She has made appearances at AfroPunk Festival, Summer Stage NYC, and The Natural History Museum. Sought out internationally, Misbehaviour has performed in London, Singapore, Australia, Canada, Dubai and Antigua. Her corporate roster includes Fiorentini & Baker, Redbull, Adidas, BBC America and Diesel.

Misbehaviour is also an educator, passing on her knowledge to the youth in the community she has run a very successful after school program for Goodwill industries in New York and curated Family Day events for Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival.

While performing at Uptown Bounce at the Museum of the City Of New York, a video of Misbehaviour emerged on Facebook gaining over 24 million views and 1.2 million shares. from fans and artists such as Common, Pete Rock and Bootsy Collins. Since the viral video there have been numerous requests, interviews and shows across the globe. Misbehaviour has appeared as a guest on Hot 97, Sway in the Morning on Sirius Satellite Radio and Fox 5, Good Day New York and continues to be in high demand as a DJ Performer and influencer.

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