Ways to volunteer during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Looking for ways to volunteer during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and help those facing breast cancer, and their loved ones? Here are some ways you can help.
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Here are some ways you can help:
Pack HOPE Kits for the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF):
HOPE Kits are a tangible expression of hope given to women in treatment for breast cancer. You can also help by buying a HOPE Kit for yourself or a loved one, and send one to a woman in need.
Pack Breast Health Kits:
Breast Health Kits are given to guests attending community outreach events. Part awareness, part educational, these kits empower women to take control of their breast health and reach out to NBCF with any questions they have.
Write Encouragement Cards:
These cards are delivered in HOPE Kits to women facing breast cancer all across the country. Click this link to access tips and guidelines on encouragement cards.
Become a Community Ambassador:
A Community Ambassador is a person of leadership that seeks opportunities to share breast health information and promote NBCF's programs to members in their community.
Fundraisers:
Fundraise with Relay for Life and Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.
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