BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — A fundraiser for an Ascension Parish dispatcher battling breast cancer has been set for Friday, Oct. 25. Sgt. Tonya Joseph, who currently serves as a 911 dispatcher for the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office, was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer. According to a news release, it has metastasized to her bones. "As she embarks on her journey, we want to help ease her and her family’s burden," APSO said. The sheriff's office will sell $10 Jambalaya plates which can be picked up from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Ascension Parish Governmental Annex. The building is located at 828 South Irma Blvd. Baton Rouge women can network, get business resources at Pink on Purpose event According to APSO, orders of 25 or more can be delivered. Visit this link for donation options. Latest News Oregon school district calls on Cruz to take down transgender ads Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office to sell jambalaya plates, help dispatcher diagnosed with breast cancer Vince McMahon, WWE accused of ignoring sexual abuse of boys CDC updates COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for older adults Ride Along: Zachary football coach talks 5A showdown with Woodlawn