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¡Chécate tú misma! Cómo realizar una autoexploración de mamas. (AEM) Keep A Breast Foundation 2024-03-12 | ¡Descarga la aplicación gratuita de Keep A Breast! keep-a-breast.org/mexico La aplicación Keep A Breast te ayuda a establecer una rutina y tu propia manera de autoexplorar tus senos. La aplicación te guía durante las autoexploraciones y te permite programar un recordatorio mensual para que nunca pierdas una revisión. Keep A Breast es una nueva aplicación diseñada para apoyarte y acompañarte durante el proceso de autoexploración: estamos aquí para ser amigas y aliadas en el cuidado de los senos.Video: Zeuxo ProductionsDirección: Lorene Carpentier- AlinsCamarógrafos: Hugues Mallo & Théo ForstendicherEditor: Hugues Mallo¡Conéctate con Keep A Breast!Instagram: instagram.com/keepabreastmxTiktok: tiktok.com/@keepabreastFacebook: facebook.com/keepabreastmxLa misión de Keep A Breast es reducir el riesgo de cáncer de mama y su impacto a nivel mundial a través del arte, la educación, la prevención y la acción. keep-a-breast.org/mexico
Accessing Your Keep A Breast Give Back Grant Keep A Breast Foundation 2024-02-23 | How to Navigate Your Torpago AccountMarquita Goodluck, the KAB Give Back Grant program manager, walks you through how to log-in and navigate the different account features available to you through Torpago, the platform issuing your virtual and/or physical card.Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and it's impact globally thruogh art, education, prevention, and action.
Examinez-vous ! Comment faire un auto-examen des seins Keep A Breast Foundation 2023-10-10 | Téléchargez l'application gratuite Keep A Breast ! https://keepabreasteurope.fr/keepabreast-appL'application Keep A Breast vous aide à mettre en place une routine et une façon personnelle d'examiner vos seins. L'application vous guide dans vos auto-examens et vous permet de programmer un rappel mensuel pour que vous ne manquiez jamais un contrôle. Keep A Breast est une nouvelle application conçue pour vous soutenir et vous accompagner pendant le processus d'auto-examen : nous sommes là pour être des amis et des alliés dans les soins du sein.Vidéo : Zeuxo ProductionsRéalisé par : Lorene Carpentier- AlinsCameramen : Hugues Mallo & Théo ForstendicherMonteur : Hugues MalloConnectez-vous avec Keep A Breast !Instagram : keepabreasteuTiktok : keepabreastFacebook : Keep A Breast Europe La mission de Keep A Breast est de réduire le risque de cancer du sein et son impact au niveau mondial par le biais de l'art, de l'éducation, de la prévention et de l'action.https://keepabreasteurope.fr/
CHECK YOURSELF! How to do a breast self exam. (BSE) Keep A Breast Foundation 2023-10-06 | Download the free Keep A Breast App!keep-a-breast.org/keep-a-breast-appThe Keep A Breast App wants to help you establish your own routine and approach to the breast self-check. The app helps guide you in your self-checks as well as lets you schedule a monthly reminder so you never miss your monthly check! The Keep A Breast app is a new app designed to further support you in your self-check journey - we’re here to be your breast bud.Video by: Zeuxo Productions Directed by: Lorene Carpentier- Alins Camera operators: Hugues Mallo & Théo ForstendicherEditor: Hugues MalloConnect with Keep A Breast! Instagram: instagram.com/keepabreastTiktok: tiktok.com/@keepabreastFacebook:facebook.com/KeepABreastThe Keep A Breast mission is to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention and action. keep-a-breast.org
Tell us why you wear your i love boobies! bracelet. Keep A Breast Foundation 2023-10-04 | Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreast http://instagram.com/keepabreast The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention and action. Since it was founded in 2000, KAB has acknowledged the power and vision of our young population–ready to be engaged and educated, to establish their identities through meaningful action. We strive to empower youth to become their own health advocates and believe that art and creative expression are powerful healing tools. “i love boobies!” an inscription on our popular, Supreme Court-stirring merchandise, continues to spark conversation and prompt action globally.
Register for Fit 4 Prevention 2023 Keep A Breast Foundation 2023-08-17 | Joining our Fit 4 Prevention movement? You'll want to register to create your fundraising page. In this video we'll show you how! REGISTER HERE:keep-a-breast.org/fit4prevention About Fit 4 Prevention by Keep A Breast™: When you register to host a workout class, a fitness activity, or create your own fundraiser with Fit 4 Prevention, you are making a major fundraising impact for Keep A Breast, an educational non-profit organization committed not simply to just awareness, but action, prevention and education, through community-building.Fit 4 Prevention events each October --during Breast Cancer Prevention Month-- are opportunities to get to know your neighbor while learning a Swing dance, to bring your friends together for a relay race, to open your studio to new members for a fundraising class, or to build a new workout routine guaranteed to get hearts pumping and attendees high-fiving.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.
KAB GIVE BACK GRANT PROGRAM 2023 Keep A Breast Foundation 2023-07-20 | The nonprofit organization’s Give Back Grant Program 2023 cycle is accepting applications from BIPOC women breast cancer survivors and women undergoing treatment.AUGUST 1, 2023 - The Keep A Breast Foundation today begins accepting grant applications for its Give Back Grant (GBG) program’s fourth year of supporting BIPOC women living with breast cancer and survivors across the United States.This is the fourth cycle of the organization’s highly successful program, which was launched in 2020. To date, Keep A Breast (KAB) has awarded 747 grants, totaling $373,500 to the BIPOC women’s survivor community.“Keep A Breast created the Give Back Grant program to be able to get funds directly into the hands of women who need it without any red tape or lengthy application processes,” said Shaney jo Darden, KAB’s founder. “Financial stress during cancer makes a difficult time that much harder. We hope these grants provide just a little ease and love to this community.”The program is funded in large part by a foundation grant, as well as through individual donors and brand partner fundraising.From inception, the program has sought to acknowledge and lessen the health care gap for Black women, who historically have seen higher mortality rates upon breast cancer diagnosis than White women. The funds, which are gifted in the amount of $500 per eligible applicant, are meant to be used in whatever way BIPOC survivors and those currently undergoing breast cancer treatment, see fit. Business investment, health care costs, rent, groceries, travel, a spa day, a scar-covering tattoo, are all exactly how the organization hopes these funds will be used. To ApplyThe 2023 grant cycle is now open and accepting applications through November 1, 2023, at 11:59 p.m. PST. Anyone who is a BIPOC woman living in the United States, who has been diagnosed with breast cancer or who is a breast cancer survivor is invited to apply through the Keep A Breast site’s program page.https://www.keep-a-breast.org/kab-giv...To SupportTo donate to the Give Back Grant, which gives 100% of every dollar raised for the program directly to the women who need it, please visit our GBG fundraising page. Additionally, you can create your own fundraiser for the program. The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention and action. Since it was founded in 2000, KAB has acknowledged the power and vision of our young population–ready to be engaged and educated, to establish their identities through meaningful action. We strive to empower youth to become their own health advocates and believe that art and creative expression are powerful healing tools. “i love boobies!” an inscription on our popular, Supreme Court-stirring merchandise, continues to spark conversation and prompt action globally.MUSIC BY: Théo Forstendicher
ZUMIEZ Go Love Yourself with Keep A Breast Keep A Breast Foundation 2023-03-01 | Celebrating love through our partnership with Zumiez.Video by Angela Wong of Start to Finish Media company.sfmediacompany.com@sfmediacompany Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreast http://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education. Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
FUNDRAISING FOR KEEP A BREAST ON INSTAGRAM Keep A Breast Foundation 2022-04-26 | Become a KAB Activist by fundraising for Keep A Breast on Instagram. This quick tutorial shows you the easy steps to take to create your Instagram fundraiser. All funds raised directly support the Keep A Breast mission and programs. About The Keep A Breast Foundation:The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action.Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.Website: keep-a-breast.orgInstagram: @keepabreastFacebook: facebook.com/keepabreastTwitter: @keepabreast
BECOME A KAB ACTIVIST Keep A Breast Foundation 2022-04-26 | Become a KAB Activist by creating a unique fundraising page for your event, birthday fundraiser, walk-a-thon, party, and more! We’ve created this quick tutorial on how to create your unique fundraising page. All funds raise directly support the Keep A Breast mission and programs. About The Keep A Breast Foundation:The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action.Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.Website: keep-a-breast.orgInstagram: @keepabreastFacebook: facebook.com/keepabreastTwitter: @keepabreast
FUNDRAISING FOR KEEP A BREAST ON FACEBOOK Keep A Breast Foundation 2022-04-26 | Become a KAB Activist by fundraising for Keep A Breast on Facebook. This quick tutorial shows you the easy steps to take to create your Facebook fundraising page. All funds raised directly support the Keep A Breast mission and programs.About The Keep A Breast Foundation:The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action.Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.Website: keep-a-breast.orgInstagram: @keepabreastFacebook: facebook.com/keepabreastTwitter: @keepabreast
KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANT. Spotlight: Angela Nguyen Keep A Breast Foundation 2022-03-29 | KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANTThe KAB Give Back Grant directly support BIPOC women who are breast cancer survivors or have been diagnosed with breast cancer.BIPOC WOMEN AND BREAST CANCERDifferent communities are disproportionately impacted by breast cancer and other diseases in different ways. While breast cancer is more common in white women, the mortality rate for black lack women with breast cancer is much higher. This higher mortality rate is not a coincidence but instead rooted in a long history of injustice andinequality. Black women are not inherently less likely to survive breast cancer, but they are more likely to lack access to healthcare, screenings, and education. These problems keep American black lack women in a higher mortality rate group than their white counterparts.With the KAB Give Back Grant, not only are we supporting women directly, but we also aim to educate people about these racial disparities and bridge the gaps by providing free access to breast health education and healthcare through the KAB App.Thanks to:Video: Start to Finish Media CompanyPhotographer: Stefanie ParkinsonHair & Makeup: Cheriene GalleyAmigo Studios, Oceanside, CA Survivors: Jeannette Garcia, Christy Martinez, Angela Nguyen, Ashley O'Bryant, Katrina Tolentino and Ronise Zenon.Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.
KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANT. Spotlight: Ashley OBryant Keep A Breast Foundation 2022-03-29 | KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANTThe KAB Give Back Grant directly support BIPOC women who are breast cancer survivors or have been diagnosed with breast cancer.BIPOC WOMEN AND BREAST CANCERDifferent communities are disproportionately impacted by breast cancer and other diseases in different ways. While breast cancer is more common in white women, the mortality rate for black lack women with breast cancer is much higher. This higher mortality rate is not a coincidence but instead rooted in a long history of injustice andinequality. Black women are not inherently less likely to survive breast cancer, but they are more likely to lack access to healthcare, screenings, and education. These problems keep American black lack women in a higher mortality rate group than their white counterparts.With the KAB Give Back Grant, not only are we supporting women directly, but we also aim to educate people about these racial disparities and bridge the gaps by providing free access to breast health education and healthcare through the KAB App.Thanks to:Video: Start to Finish Media CompanyPhotographer: Stefanie ParkinsonHair & Makeup: Cheriene GalleyAmigo Studios, Oceanside, CA Survivors: Jeannette Garcia, Christy Martinez, Angela Nguyen, Ashley O'Bryant, Katrina Tolentino and Ronise Zenon.Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.
KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANT. Spotlight: Christy Martinez Keep A Breast Foundation 2022-03-29 | KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANTThe KAB Give Back Grant directly support BIPOC women who are breast cancer survivors or have been diagnosed with breast cancer.BIPOC WOMEN AND BREAST CANCERDifferent communities are disproportionately impacted by breast cancer and other diseases in different ways. While breast cancer is more common in white women, the mortality rate for black lack women with breast cancer is much higher. This higher mortality rate is not a coincidence but instead rooted in a long history of injustice andinequality. Black women are not inherently less likely to survive breast cancer, but they are more likely to lack access to healthcare, screenings, and education. These problems keep American black lack women in a higher mortality rate group than their white counterparts.With the KAB Give Back Grant, not only are we supporting women directly, but we also aim to educate people about these racial disparities and bridge the gaps by providing free access to breast health education and healthcare through the KAB App.Thanks to:Video: Start to Finish Media CompanyPhotographer: Stefanie ParkinsonHair & Makeup: Cheriene GalleyAmigo Studios, Oceanside, CA Survivors: Jeannette Garcia, Christy Martinez, Angela Nguyen, Ashley O'Bryant, Katrina Tolentino and Ronise Zenon.Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.
KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANT. Spotlight: Jeannette Garcia Keep A Breast Foundation 2022-03-29 | KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANTThe KAB Give Back Grant directly support BIPOC women who are breast cancer survivors or have been diagnosed with breast cancer.BIPOC WOMEN AND BREAST CANCERDifferent communities are disproportionately impacted by breast cancer and other diseases in different ways. While breast cancer is more common in white women, the mortality rate for black lack women with breast cancer is much higher. This higher mortality rate is not a coincidence but instead rooted in a long history of injustice andinequality. Black women are not inherently less likely to survive breast cancer, but they are more likely to lack access to healthcare, screenings, and education. These problems keep American black lack women in a higher mortality rate group than their white counterparts.With the KAB Give Back Grant, not only are we supporting women directly, but we also aim to educate people about these racial disparities and bridge the gaps by providing free access to breast health education and healthcare through the KAB App.Thanks to:Video: Start to Finish Media CompanyPhotographer: Stefanie ParkinsonHair & Makeup: Cheriene GalleyAmigo Studios, Oceanside, CA Survivors: Jeannette Garcia, Christy Martinez, Angela Nguyen, Ashley O'Bryant, Katrina Tolentino and Ronise Zenon.Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.
KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANT. Spotlight: Katrina Tolentino Keep A Breast Foundation 2022-03-29 | KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANTThe KAB Give Back Grant directly support BIPOC women who are breast cancer survivors or have been diagnosed with breast cancer.BIPOC WOMEN AND BREAST CANCERDifferent communities are disproportionately impacted by breast cancer and other diseases in different ways. While breast cancer is more common in white women, the mortality rate for black lack women with breast cancer is much higher. This higher mortality rate is not a coincidence but instead rooted in a long history of injustice andinequality. Black women are not inherently less likely to survive breast cancer, but they are more likely to lack access to healthcare, screenings, and education. These problems keep American black lack women in a higher mortality rate group than their white counterparts.With the KAB Give Back Grant, not only are we supporting women directly, but we also aim to educate people about these racial disparities and bridge the gaps by providing free access to breast health education and healthcare through the KAB App.Thanks to:Video: Start to Finish Media CompanyPhotographer: Stefanie ParkinsonHair & Makeup: Cheriene GalleyAmigo Studios, Oceanside, CA Survivors: Jeannette Garcia, Christy Martinez, Angela Nguyen, Ashley O'Bryant, Katrina Tolentino and Ronise Zenon.Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.
KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANT Keep A Breast Foundation 2022-03-29 | KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANTThe KAB Give Back Grant directly support BIPOC women who are breast cancer survivors or have been diagnosed with breast cancer.BIPOC WOMEN AND BREAST CANCERDifferent communities are disproportionately impacted by breast cancer and other diseases in different ways. While breast cancer is more common in white women, the mortality rate for black lack women with breast cancer is much higher. This higher mortality rate is not a coincidence but instead rooted in a long history of injustice andinequality. Black women are not inherently less likely to survive breast cancer, but they are more likely to lack access to healthcare, screenings, and education. These problems keep American black lack women in a higher mortality rate group than their white counterparts.With the KAB Give Back Grant, not only are we supporting women directly, but we also aim to educate people about these racial disparities and bridge the gaps by providing free access to breast health education and healthcare through the KAB App.Thanks to:Video: Start to Finish Media CompanyPhotographer: Stefanie ParkinsonHair & Makeup: Cheriene GalleyAmigo Studios, Oceanside, CA Survivors: Jeannette Garcia, Christy Martinez, Angela Nguyen, Ashley O'Bryant, Katrina Tolentino and Ronise Zenon.Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreast http://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.
KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANT. Spotlight: Ronise Zenon Keep A Breast Foundation 2022-03-29 | KEEP A BREAST GIVE BACK GRANTThe KAB Give Back Grant directly support BIPOC women who are breast cancer survivors or have been diagnosed with breast cancer.BIPOC WOMEN AND BREAST CANCERDifferent communities are disproportionately impacted by breast cancer and other diseases in different ways. While breast cancer is more common in white women, the mortality rate for black lack women with breast cancer is much higher. This higher mortality rate is not a coincidence but instead rooted in a long history of injustice andinequality. Black women are not inherently less likely to survive breast cancer, but they are more likely to lack access to healthcare, screenings, and education. These problems keep American black lack women in a higher mortality rate group than their white counterparts.With the KAB Give Back Grant, not only are we supporting women directly, but we also aim to educate people about these racial disparities and bridge the gaps by providing free access to breast health education and healthcare through the KAB App.Thanks to:Video: Start to Finish Media CompanyPhotographer: Stefanie ParkinsonHair & Makeup: Cheriene GalleyAmigo Studios, Oceanside, CA Survivors: Jeannette Garcia, Christy Martinez, Angela Nguyen, Ashley O'Bryant, Katrina Tolentino and Ronise Zenon.Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to reduce breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.
Aplicacion Keep A Breast Mexico Keep A Breast Foundation 2021-10-05 | El objetivo de la App Keep A Breast es proporcionarte información confiable, guiarte y lo más importante, brindarte acceso a recibir atención especializada. Por primera vez, una app de autoexploración mamaria conecta a las usuarias con un médico profesional.Te ofrece apoyo inmediato en el caso de que encuentres en tu autoexploración algo fuera de lo normal.
Le Sein Podcast teaser Keep A Breast Foundation 2021-06-17 | Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreast http://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education. Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Celebrating 20 years of Keep A Breast in Nashville Tennessee Keep A Breast Foundation 2021-01-07 | Learn more about the Keep A Breast Nashvillle Collection: keep-a-breast.org/nashvilleFeaturing:Keep A Breast Founder: Shaney jo DardenNashville KAB Collection producer: Sarah BaerVideo by Adspireand the castee's:Lucie SilvasKatie CookAllison MoorerLauren WilsonCarolyn HobbyTanya TrotterKalie ShorrMaryanne MicasAshley RayNikita KarmenMaggie RoseAmanda BorskiDana OlsenVadis TurnerJen AuerbachFiona PrineEmily WestSisavanh PhoutavongBrianna HealeyLeticia ClineErin McCarleyAlyssa RosenheckKelleigh BannenKim CollinsAngela PachecoAspen LuzierKatie SchecterYoung SummerMeghan WoodAshley WilcoxsonCarolyn SnellRose FalconElisheba Israel MrozikLisa BoulltJocelyn LimmerGena JohnsonNatalie Stovall____________________________ Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://instagram.com/keepabreast http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. 2020 marks Keep A Breast’s 20th Anniversary! Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.
Introducing The Keep A Breast App! Keep A Breast Foundation 2020-08-31 | In honor of our 20th anniversary, we've launched a NEW prevention app! Download the Keep A Breast App:keep-a-breast.org/keep-a-breast-appWe know you love the Check Yourself! App, but it was time for us to grow and expand what we could provide you. We’re all about access to health information and healthcare, and now we'll be able to offer even more of just that!Introducing...The Keep A Breast App. Available in both English & French with more languages to come! Download the Keep A Breast App:keep-a-breast.org/keep-a-breast-appVideo by: Laure Dorin www.louli.net www.instagram.com/laure.dorinIllustrations by: Tina Tictone http://www.tinatictone.com instagram.com/tinatictone APP VIDEO MUSIC BY: "Radioactive"performed by Fanny LeebMusic by Fanny LEEB, Benjamin MUEHLETHALER© REMARK MUSIC, EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING GERMANY GMBH - 2020Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://instagram.com/keepabreast http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. 2020 marks Keep A Breast’s 20th Anniversary! Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives and programs such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution”, “Keep A Breast App” and "i love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, based in France, and partners in Mexico, Zambia, Kenya, and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies, and be aware of changes.
Behind the Scenes: Keep A Breast at Vans Warped Tour 2018 #checkyourselfie Keep A Breast Foundation 2018-08-12 | A BTS look at #checkyourselfies on the last Warped Tour!Video by Louie Ambata (instagram.com/louiemarkambata) Bracelets provided by Rastaclat(rastaclat.com)We love Vans Warped Tour! 🤘🏻 We’re so sad the final tour is ending but also so, so happy and grateful to have been a part of such a fun, special, supportive family. All the love to Kevin Lyman, 4Fini, and all of the bands for their support over the years. Don’t worry, there’s always more KAB x WT goodness coming your way! Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
KEEP A BREAST - FIT 4 PREVENTION Keep A Breast Foundation 2018-06-01 | Join Keep A Breast this fall for Fit 4 Prevention to raise awareness about breast cancer prevention through fitness and wellness.Host a donation-based class this fall, get your favorite fitness spot to host one, or attend one!Our goal is to have 1,000 studios join us in raising 1 MILLION for breast cancer prevention!Connect with Fit 4 Preventionhttp://fit4prevention.comhttp://instagram.com/fit4preventionConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
WTF?! is in Fragrance and Why is it Harmful?! Keep A Breast Foundation 2018-03-30 | Learn more: http://www.nontoxicrevolution.org/blog/wtf-fragranceConnect with Non Toxic Revolution! http://nontoxicrevolution.orghttp://facebook.com/nontoxicrevhttp://twitter.com/nontoxicrevhttp://instagram.com/nontoxicrevAbout The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Keep A Breast Survivor Retreat Playa Viva Keep A Breast Foundation 2018-03-12 | Keep A Breast Survivor RetreatPlaya Viva, Juluchuca, MexicoThe Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB) with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support, has created a retreat to heal, rejuvenate, and explore the power of self-care. Breast cancer survivors and their sisters will have the opportunity to ROAR (rest, open, align, and restore) with relaxed minds and open hearts in beautiful surroundings next to those who supported them the most through their cancer journey. KAB has extensively supported breast cancer survivors for the last 16 years through our Treasured Chest Program. Giving women the opportunity to confront the changes, both physical and emotional, that they are forced to face when diagnosed with breast cancer in a supportive, creative atmosphere. Please join us for 3 days and 4 nights at the beautiful Playa Viva Eco Resort in Juluchuca, Mexico for The Keep A Breast ROAR Sisters Retreat, Hosted by our founder Shaney jo Darden. We will enjoy the rugged, unspoiled beauty of Mexico in the guilt-free luxury of an environmentally-conscious resort while healing with the one that was there for us the most. THANK YOU!Playa Viva, House of Lashes, Bare Bones Body, Nippies, AllsWell, BeautyCounter, Prana, Gentle Fawn, and Slowtide.Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
WTF?! Is With Natural Deodorant? Keep A Breast Foundation 2018-01-22 | What can you do about these not so great deodorant ingredients? Check your labels! Get familiar with ingredients you are seeing on many of your products. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2B6hrFKConnect with Non Toxic Revolution! http://nontoxicrevolution.orghttp://facebook.com/nontoxicrevhttp://twitter.com/nontoxicrevhttp://instagram.com/nontoxicrevAbout The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Keep A Breast Says To Check Yourself! Keep A Breast Foundation 2017-10-17 | Download the latest version of the Keep A Breast Check Yourself! app!Learn to do a self-check and schedule an automatic monthly reminder.Knowing what is "normal" for your body could potentially save you life!Download the app and learn more at http://checkyourselfie.orgVideo by: Mike Rafter @raftr mike-rafter.format.comStarring: Julie Cassotta @juulliiee reallifedollhouse.comSong: "Stomp It Out" by ShiragirlDownload or Stream Here:open.spotify.com/track/37T6FJJTbEaeI5eTHfhMmVitunes.apple.com/us/album/stomp-it-out/id386209719?i=386209738Listen for a cause! All Shiragirl music sales/streams in October will be donated to Keep A Breast. Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Banding Together for Breast Cancer Prevention: Rastaclat x Pushing for Pink x Keep A Breast Keep A Breast Foundation 2017-09-28 | Rastaclat:"We are #BandingTogether with Pushing for Pink for The Keep A Breast Foundation! Rastaclat will be donating 100% of the proceeds made from the Classic and Miniclat Rastaclat Awareness bracelets to Keep A Breast!We also created three 'I love Boobies' styles that will be sold at Zumiez! We are excited to announce that we are also sponsoring the 3rd Annual Pushing for Pink skateboarding event and created an exclusive bracelet for the event that will be available at all three events and Tillys! Find out more at Rastaclat.com/Keep-A-Breast"--Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Europe, Japan, Canada, Chile, and Mexico. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Yoga with Claire Petretti Marti of Ocean Soul Yoga, & Author of Come Ride With Me along the Big C. Keep A Breast Foundation 2017-07-17 | Take the trip that you deserve. Yoga, local food, meditation and more all included at the beautiful Playa Viva resort. Heal with us, space is limited! http://bit.ly/2psuMCdLearn More About Claire Petretti Marti:FaceBook Business Page: facebook.com/clairepetrettiwellnessInstagram: @clairepmarti Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Heal The Cause Workshop by Jacquelyne Price Keep A Breast Foundation 2017-07-17 | Take the trip that you deserve. Yoga, local food, meditation and more all included at the beautiful Playa Viva resort. Heal with us, space is limited! http://bit.ly/2psuMCd Learn more about Jacquelyne Price:Website: JacquelynePrice.comFacebook Business Page: facebook.com/spirit.jacquelyne/?pnref=lhcInstagram: Spirit.JacquelyneConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
WTF!?! Is Up With Toxic Mattresses Keep A Breast Foundation 2017-06-15 | Who knew your mattress could be toxic!?! Shop organic, non toxic mattresses for you and the environment!Learn more here: http://www.nontoxicrevolution.org/blog/wtf-toxic-mattressConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
How To Enter To Win The Ultimate Warped Tour Neck Deep Experience Keep A Breast Foundation 2017-05-22 | Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Win The Ultimate Warped Tour/Neck Deep Experience Keep A Breast Foundation 2017-05-22 | Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Join Us At The Keep A Breast Survivor Retreat! Keep A Breast Foundation 2017-05-09 | Take the trip that you deserve. Yoga, local food, meditation and more all included at the beautiful Playa Viva resort. Heal with us, space is limited! http://bit.ly/2psuMCdConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Raw Vegan Truffles Keep A Breast Foundation 2017-02-14 | These truffles are delicious and super simple! Great for last minute eats and gifts. Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
JOIN THE REVOLUTION | Non Toxic Revolution Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-12-22 | Join the revolution! Donate to the cause! http://bit.ly/2h8ptadConnect with Non Toxic Revolution! http://nontoxicrevolution.orghttp://facebook.com/nontoxicrevhttp://twitter.com/nontoxicrevhttp://instagram.com/nontoxicrevNon Toxic Revolution's™ mission is to inform, educate and inspire young people to revolt against the dangers of toxic chemicals in their environment and food supply especially those linked to the initiation of breast cancer. Its aim is to focus on prevention as a means to maintaining long-term health and well-being. NTR also provides alternative choices so that young people everywhere can make smart changes.NTR is part of The Keep A Breast Foundation's™ mission to encourage youth to embrace prevention as a deterrent to breast cancer and other breast diseases and cancers.Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Give knowledge. Give Power. Give Prevention. | The Keep A Breast Foundation Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-12-21 | Before this year is over give a gift that never ends; the power of prevention through knowledge. Click this link to support us in our mission of preventing breast cancer through the power of education: http://bit.ly/2gpA1i3Connect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Tanisha Riley Shares Her Breast Cancer Story - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-26 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB) are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Tamika Herbert Shares Her Breast Cancer Story - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-26 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB) are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Shannon King Shares Her Breast Cancer Story - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-26 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB) are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Michelle Judson Shares Her Breast Cancer Story - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-26 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB) are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Julie Van Duzor Shares Her Breast Cancer Story - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-26 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB) are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Samantha Breen Shares Her Breast Cancer Story - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-26 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Breast Cancer Survivors Share Their Breast Cancer Stories - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-26 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Jen Steen-Reavis Shares Her Breast Cancer Story - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-22 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Jennie Vinson Shares Her Breast Cancer Story - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-22 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Audrey Abbott Shares Her Breast Cancer Story - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-22 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB) are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
Angie Haffie Shares Her Breast Cancer Story - #KeepABreastPDX This Is My Story Keep A Breast Foundation 2016-09-22 | This October, during National Breast Cancer Prevention Month, Provenance Hotels and The Keep A Breast Foundation are teaming up for their fifth consecutive breast cancer awareness campaign to debut Treasured Chest, a collaborative art exhibition featuring the casted torsos of 14 brave local breast cancer survivors transformed into beautiful works of art by the hands of 14 Portland artists. Debuting September 29th, 2016 at Sentinel, the life casts produced for Treasured Chest will be on view through October 30 in the windows of the hotel’s new street-facing event space, Elkspace, located along Alder Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. For more info and to support the exhibition visit: http://bit.ly/kabpdx17About The KAB and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program:The Keep A Breast and Young Survival Coalition’s Treasured Chest Program (TCP) gives any woman diagnosed with breast cancer or testing positive with the BRCA1, BRCA2 Gene an opportunity to document her body and feelings by turning her casted torso into a beautiful work of art. These unique pieces, The Keep A Breast Foundation Breast Casts™, are one-of-a-kind plaster forms that combine sculpture, charity, and artistry. They communicate complex emotions about breast health and the female form, allowing the castee to capture a specific point in her life. About Keep A Breast "This is My Story" Campaign:Through written and video testimony young people impacted by breast cancer get a chance to express their inner feelings, make connections with others and learn coping strategies helpful to them and their loved ones. Keep A Breast records these testimonies and posts them online for the benefit of others.Learn more about the TCP Program!http://keep-a-breast.org/tcphttp://facebook.com/kabtreasuredchestprogramConnect with Keep A Breast! http://keep-a-breast.org http://facebook.com/keepabreast http://twitter.com/keepabreast http://google.com/+keepabreasthttp://instagram.com/keepabreast About The Keep A Breast Foundation: The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young people around the world with breast health education and support. Since its inception in 2000, KAB has worked with young people to remove the shame associated with breasts and breast cancer health. Through various initiatives such as breast cast art exhibitions, the “Non Toxic Revolution” and "I love boobies!" campaign, KAB has opened up the dialog about breast cancer, and has proven to be a doorway to breast self-awareness and education.Keep A Breast has grown into the leading global youth-based breast cancer prevention organization, with global affiliates in Japan, Canada, France, UK and Chile. Constantly pushing the boundaries of the pink ribbon status quo, Keep A Breast has always encouraged young people to love their boobies, get to know their bodies and be aware of changes.
