Financial Resources —Did you know that there are many financial resources that can help people living with breast cancer? Find out more
Rally for the Cure — Golf, tennis, dinner events and so much more...
Go Passionately Pink to help save lives! — Just wear pink, have fun and raise money to fight breast cancer. Be inspired by the multitude of ideas right here, or think of your own. There are so many creative ways to have fun and fight breast cancer.
Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundation (SNMH)
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The Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundation has been a grantee of Komen Sacramento for 3 years. This year the "Breast Cancer Nurse Navigator Program" was funded to help Nurse Navigators conduct education and outreach in remote areas of SNMH's service area and the alternative medicine community. They serve approximately 2,500 people each year in western Nevada County by providing education, guidance, support and care coordination throughout the patient's treatment. Below is an event that Komen help funded through SNMH and it continues to be a sucess. |
Moonlight Mammogram
California Health Collaborative - Fresno
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The Patient Navigation and Support Project is a program of the California Health Collaborative, with funding from the Sacramento Valley Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. The program provides support and financial assistance to ensure early detection of breast cancer, access to care, treatment and long-term survival. Julie Ruiz, a Bilingual Care Coordinator provides participants with emotional support, linage to and coordination with a variety of financial and supportive services, guidance in securing coverage for treatment and breast cancer early detection and prevention educational information. |
Patient Letter
Dear Ms. Ruiz,
I wish to express my gratitude for the financial and personal support you extended to my wife, Dana, and me during her two year battle with stage 4 breast cancer. As you know she passed away on June 31, 2011 at age 57. Your financial support, while minimal, was helpful of course but your personal attitude and encouragement helped us as well. Please advise your colleagues at Susan G. Komen that more help for victims and their survivors is so important. Thank you again and may you continue to help and support those who are fighting the disease.
Respectfully,
Richard Raiholl
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