The 3rd Annual Pink 13.1 event, presented by Ballad Health and Johnston Memorial Hospital, held on Saturday, October 21 on the scenic Virginia Creeper Trail in Abingdon, Virginia, was an astounding success, with nearly 100 dedicated participants traveling from as far away as Texas, Nebraska, and New York to join in the fight against breast…
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This year, for the first time, VBCF hosted a Healthcare Provider Summit as a part of our More Than a Pink Ribbon luncheon event. We wanted to offer a space for providers to learn about some current topics affecting people with breast cancer and be able to interact with other providers who touch their patients…
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Experience the spirit of community and triumph with our Power of Pink 2023 event recap. Discover how 465 attendees and generous donors helped raise over $152,000 for breast cancer awareness and support in Virginia. Be inspired by our keynote speakers’ stories of resilience and hope.
Explore the emotional and physical changes that come with breast cancer treatment. Learn about coping strategies, hear from a survivor, and discover resources to help you feel your best during this challenging journey.
Explore the latest developments in Virginia’s cancer research, from cutting-edge ultrasound techniques to breakthroughs in preventing cancer spread. Learn about the increasing reach of NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Centers in the region and the challenges of crowdfunding medical care.
Explore how the Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation is assisting ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) families in their fight against breast cancer. Learn about the inadequacies of the traditional poverty line and how VBCF’s approach takes a more comprehensive look at the modern socio-economic landscape to better serve those in need.
Join us in celebrating the achievements of VBCF’s Roanoke and Richmond Sole Stars. During the spring Sole Stars Campaigns, their efforts raised crucial funds for breast health services. See how you can make a difference in our future campaigns.
Get the lowdown on the 2023 NBCC Leadership Summit and Lobby Day! Find out how our VBCF advocates and Noss Scholarship recipients are making a difference in the world of breast cancer legislation.
VBCF was encouraged to hear that the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) is proposing changing their recommendations for mammograms so that women of average risk of developing breast cancer get their mammograms starting at age 40 and continue every other year until 74. We’re going to break down exactly why this is a big…
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Explore our comprehensive guide to financial resources for breast cancer patients. Discover support organizations and aid programs designed to help ease the financial burden of cancer treatment. Don’t face this struggle alone – find the resources you need today.
The Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to the eradication of breast cancer through education and advocacy.
Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation
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Suite 203
Richmond, VA 23294
800-345-8223 | 804-285-1200
When you make a donation to VBCF, you make a difference for Virginians affected by breast cancer.
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