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Download our Annual Report 2016
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Amount raised 36
Causes 1211
Total members 61098
People ImpactedSome of the success stories
Embarrassed?! So was I, at first… I thought, “I’m a smart guy with a Master’s degree from Yale. I can’t get breast cancer — I’m a guy! It’s a woman’s disease!” How smart I wasn’t! I detected a lump on the left side of my chest in early 2012 and did nothing for over 10 months. My doctor then told me that males and females, both, can get breast cancer. (more…)
Eric van GestelDiagnosed October 2007 Male Breast Cancer MUST Escape from the Sea of Pink I am a 63 year old retired physician in Ottawa Canada. In October 2007 at age 55, I found a lump on my chest wall. Some distance laterally to the breast. (more…)
Doug HardyAs I sat in my Doctor’s Office waiting room, I thought about why I was there, and would my Doctor think that I was imagining the issue that had brought me to his office today.
Jeff PearceMy name is Rob Fincher and I’m a 59 year old male who was originally diagnosed with breast cancer in August 2010, thanks largely to the astute observations of my wife who noticed my right nipple had become inverted. (more…)
Rob FincherWhen I was about 10, I caught sight of my mother coming out of the shower. Where her breast should have been, was nothing except purple skin and scar tissue. (more…)
Rod Ritchie
