The Pink Heals National Tour volunteers drive around the country with pink fire trucks and police cars, and deliver the Pink Heals Program to communities. Throughout the country, Pink Heals works with public safety, local businesses and families to unite communities. In Canada, donations will support Wellspring. donations will support The Breast Cancer Charities of America and Pink Heals. The funds raised through Gives’ Round Up! will be designated to three programs that bring hope, strength and support to women, families and communities affected by breast cancer. and Canada by matching all Gives Round Up! donations made by Customers up to $31,000. This October, Thirty-One Gifts will mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month in the U.S.
“The visits (with ice cream), calls and cards made every day just a little bit brighter,” she says. Kelly says without the support of her friends and family, her experience would have been much different. Electing for a double mastectomy, Kelly was fortunate to not have to undergo radiation or chemotherapy. After going through my treatment, I didn’t want it to be for nothing, so I try to reach out to those going through it – especially young women with children.”Ī little over a year after her after her mother passed away from breast cancer, Director Kelly Lewis from Virginia was diagnosed with stage 0 breast cancer. It can be so lonely even when surrounded by family and friends.
“Rallying around those with cancer is so important. “It is such a personal journey and yet affects not only the person with cancer but also their loved ones,” says Consultant Jennifer Steenhof from Ontario. Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing the stories of Consultants and employees who have seen the face of breast cancer to provide hope as either someone who is currently in the battle, a survivor, caregiver or supportive friend. Our Thirty-One family has been impacted by breast cancer both in the field and at the Home Office. With support from our family members, communities, medical professionals and pure resilience, the fight continues – just ask the millions of breast cancer survivors in the U.S. That’s a little more than 279,000 women diagnosed per year in the U.S. In 2017, the Canadian Cancer Society estimated that 26,300 were diagnosed. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime each year, it’s estimated that over 252,710 women in the U.S. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, one in eight women in the U.S. When someone receives a breast cancer diagnosis, life can get scary.
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