Discover essential resources and organizations dedicated to supporting the Black community through the breast cancer journey. This Black History Month, learn how these groups are making a difference in education, support, and advocacy for better outcomes.
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.
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.
We are pleased to announce that funds are now available to provide breast cancer screening and diagnostic services to uninsured and underinsured individuals in Southwest Virginia. VBCF has committed $190,000 for 2023 with partners in Abingdon (Ballad Health), Lynchburg (Centra Health), Roanoke/NRV, and Southside (Carilion Clinic). Thanks to the generosity of our donors, VBCF’s Screening…
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When caring for someone with breast cancer, “busy” can be an understatement. Each caregiver’s situation is unique to them, but it’s more common than not to feel stressed, scared, and generally overwhelmed with balancing the unique challenges of it all. Know that you are not alone in this! We’ve put together a guide for our top four most requested resources from caregivers throughout Virginia.
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
2821 Emerywood Parkway
Suite 203
Richmond, VA 23294
800-345-8223 | 804-285-1200
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