Breast Cancer Awareness Month is also a time to make aware of the challenges that still remain, it is about reducing the inequalities that exist across races, genders and ethnicities and removing barriers to care for the people it affects.
Nearly 279,000 women and men will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 42,000 are expected to die from cancer in the U.S. alone. Through research grants, scientists have been able to understand breast cancer and develop better treatments. As a result, more lives are being saved. But there is still work to be done to help people live better, longer lives.
Whether you’re supporting education, helping reach women in underserved communities or funding a mammogram, your donations matter.
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Your network can be so powerful! Use your passion, voice, and resources to help those fighting breast cancer and ensure they have access to support, screenings, and the care they deserve.
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Take the Mammo Pledge and get free resources to make breast cancer screening easier.
Make a donation to provide life-saving mammograms to women in need and support early detection efforts
Volunteer to join in Helping Women Now.
Spread the word: Leverage your social channels to educate others about the about the important of screenings and donations to The American Cancer Foundation and other related NGOs.
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