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ONE MILLION MOMENTS
Marking a milestone in compassionate cancer care.

We’re within reach of providing $1 million in emergency support for breast cancer patients— but we can’t do it without you.

Every dollar helps patients afford rent, groceries,
and childcare while in treatment. 

 

Every dollar eases a patients burden.

Every Gift tells them they are not alone.

 

Will you help us reach more women in crisis?

$989,000

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To celebrate this milestone, we’re hosting an intimate evening of community and connection — bringing together the people who make our work possible and the women whose lives have been changed by it. 

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It will be a gathring rooted in gratitude, with space for heartfelt conversations between donors, supporters and recipients. 

Through personal reflections—why I give and why I needed help—we’ll shine a light on the quiet generosity and resilience that powers our mission.

 

It’s not just a celebration of what we’ve done, but a reaffirmation of why we do it. 

Wednesday, October 8th 6 pm – 9 pm 

Peter Triantos Gallery  ~ 21 Avenue Road 

How Your Support Makes a Difference!

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Nina

Nina is a single mom who was diagnosed with breast cancer while raising her teenage daughter, Amelia. In this heartfelt video, Nina shares the fear, the pressure, and the pain of going through treatment while trying to keep life as normal as possible for her child.

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Rhea

Rhea was in her early 30s when she was diagnosed with breast cancer — a time when most people are focused on building careers and planning for the future. In her story, Rhea speaks candidly about the emotional and financial toll of treatment.

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Bibi

When Bibi was diagnosed with breast cancer, she faced a storm of physical, emotional, and financial challenges. In her story, Bibi speaks with honesty about the moments that felt overwhelming — from navigating treatment to caring for her family to protecting her mental health. 

When I founded  the charity, I thought I could raise a bit of money and help a few women.

And yet, here I am more than 12 years later on the threshold of providing
ONE MILLION dollars to help women who are struggling financially while they face a life threatening illness.

And now, I need your
help to reach this significant milestone.


 

Donna Sheehan, Founder, breast cancer survivor

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