I learned of The Pink Fund when my best friend Patty & my neighbor Donna were diagnosed with breast cancer Labor Day 2011. It was Ford Warriors in Pink (Charitable Organisation) website that listed: The Pink Fund, Young Survivors Coalition, Susan G. Komen, and Dr. Susan Love Research as organizations supported.
The Pink Fund is an incredible resource of HOPE & LOVE for all those needing financial support during breast cancer treatment. It is moving to read the Thank You notes from recipients!
Financial Toxicity is not on most people's radars unless they are "in the boat" of a Breast Cancer Survivor. During treatments even the strongest willed person has a "tough go" at functioning at work, being able to go to work when nauseated from the side-effects of the meds & treatments, lack of sleep, anxiety and/or depression, stress of not knowing how bills will be paid, how they'll keep a roof over their family's head, or provide nutritious food for their family & themselves to help them heal.
The Pink Fund, a local Michigan "grass-roots" charitable organization that pays non-medical bills for breast cancer patients in active treatment! What a blessing to those in treatment to have up to $1,000 of bills paid per month (90 days max unless metastatic, then 6 months): home / rent, insurance, utilities, car payment, etc.
As a volunteer it's been moving to be so fortunate to support The Pink Fund and Survivors across the USA.
Molly MacDonald & Thomas Pettit co-founders of The Pink Fund are remarkably down-to-earth! Molly joined our Motor City Dragons dragon boat team for our first local Michigan race and paddled a Dragon Boat for the first time @ Lake Orion's Dragon on The Lake. Both Molly & Tom joined us to paddle in Mustang Patty (our team's dragon boat) at the Ford Yacht Club on Grosse Ile.
The Pink Fund payed $1.2M of non-medical bills during their last financial year an incredible achievement! The Pink Fund TEAM has a great heart and work ethic! Raising the funds to pay the bills, traveling to learn and/or get the word out about The Pink Fund, and reviewing up to 60-70 applicants a month is a HUGE undertaking!
The Pink Fund has a BIG HEART and it shows during their signature events in October: Dancing For The Survivors, the Annual Gala! Come see for yourself on 10/3/25!
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After my best friend Patty & neighbor Donna were diagnosed with breast cancer, I learned about The Pink Fund while researching Breast Cancer and organizations helping breast cancer patients.
When I founded Motor City Dragons (MCD), I reached out to The Pink Fund and was blessed to have it's founder Molly MacDonald attend our Kick-Off Meeting in Nov 2012 and paddle with our team at Lake Orion in 2013. This was our first local race where 20 breast cancer survivors & co-ed supporters paddled in a Dragon Boat, many for the 1st time!
The Pink Fund was in need of volunteers, so I dedicated one evening a month to volunteer. Since then I've learned a lot about The Pink Fund and their mission so I try to volunteer in multiple capacities. From monthly Funding Committee Meetings to volunteering at Dancing with The Survivors and hosting a table at this 1 major annual Fund Raiser. The funds raised at Dancing with the Survivors supports Breast Cancer Patients in active treatment by paying non-medical bills up to $1,000 a month, up to 90 days max.
My friends and neighbors have attended Dancing With the Survivors (DWTS) and the "husbands" & friends enjoy the raffle tickets and loved winning "A Pie a Month for a YEAR" - 3 years straight! It's been a joy meeting the dancers and listening to their breast cancer journeys.
The Pink Fund announced it had paid $3 Million of non-medical bills at the 2018 DWTS event! Imagine how much more good they've done since then!
Learn about The Pink Fund on their home page: https://www.pinkfund.org/ or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePinkFund!
I was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer in October 2024 and started treatment shortly thereafter. As time went on and I couldn’t work and depleted my savings, the pink fund was truly a godsend to me paying for my car payment and my cell phone bill for three months to give me a chance to try to recover and gain some sort of employment again.
They were kind, generous, understanding, and fast, which was the most important thing. I can’t say enough great things about this charity!
Lisa Wicker
They are helping me so much by paying my utility bills so I can just concentrate on getting better. I have stage 2 breast cancer and going through chemo and a double mastectomy along with being on disability from work is very stressful. Not to mention all the Dr and hospital bills. They were a blessing in disguise and I am forever grateful.
Amazing non profit helping breast cancer patients with resources and education through the worst times.
I've been lucky enough to volunteer for this fantastic organization. I never get over how many stories I hear from those they have helped that touch my heart. They are doing such great work to focus on an area of breast cancer that is not talked about enough.
I can’t thank The Pink Fund enough. It is hard to put into words the amount of gratitude my family and I have for The Pink Fund.
My breast cancer journey began back in December of ‘23. I am still in continued treatment. I have had a bilateral mastectomy, had complications of necrosis and currently in chemotherapy. I will have 2 other surgeries and hormone therapy.
I have a husband and 4 children, who have supported me through my journey but who have also dealt with their own effects since my diagnosis.
Our life has been turned upside for so many reasons. Financial issues have been so stressful on top of recovery, we didn’t know what we were going to do. There has been days I wake up and first determine how I feel and then that is followed up with questions of how are we going to make it financially and is anything being shut off or taken.
The Pink Fund has answered our prayers and allowed me to mainly focus on recovery and my family. We are blessed by The Pink Fund and we are forever grateful.
I had the opportunity to volunteer for The Pink Fund on an evening when they were evaluating and granting much needed funding to applicants. The personal consideration, the support, the true mission to grant people not just money during their fight against cancer, but their mission to also grant them dignity, some peace of mind and time with loved ones, really struck me. This organization is breaking down some of the financial barriers for people fighting cancer diagnosis and giving them a true chance to focus on survival and healing. Amazing!
This is one of the most important charities for financial help with women battling breast cancer. The work they do is phenomenal. Thankful to Molly and her team for creating such an impact.
Many low-income women battling breast cancer, including myself, have been left behind by this program.
This charity was passed along to me when I was battling breast cancer. Their support of women battling breast cancer is phenomenal, letting patients worry about their health and getting better rather than where will the money come from to support themselves and family while they are receiving critical life treatments.
As a clinician in the community, I was always in the position of leadership. The role changed when I became a cancer patient. I felt lost not only in my emotion but also in all the changes that surgeons don’t prepare you for. I reached out to PinkFund myself to participate in the gala as a dancer. Unfortunately due to additional surgeries I could not attend the gala. Joining them as a volunteer, I got to know this organization even better. They been extremely supportive and kind. The amount of resources they shared with me in all aspects of surviving/thriving this disease are priceless. They offered me the sparkles I needed to find the fire in me to walk into the world even stronger than ever. Being part of PinkFund made me fearless and resilient. They are the BEST. They deserve to be recognized for their high standards.
I am writing to express my deepest admiration for the remarkable work undertaken by Pink Fund, an organization that I believe embodies the essence of extraordinary compassion. While I have not personally been a beneficiary of their support, I am acutely aware of the profound and heart-wrenching challenges that cancer patients endure. The agonizing choice between accessing essential treatment and preserving one's job to afford this treatment, or even the basic necessities, is a burden that is beyond imagination.
The Pink Fund's unwavering dedication to eradicating this unbearable choice between health and financial stability is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Their efforts resonate deeply, especially considering that cancer patients, already grappling with the physical and emotional toll of their illness, should never have to bear the additional weight of financial insecurity.
The impact of Pink Fund's support extends far beyond the realm of financial aid; it restores dignity, nurtures hope, and exemplifies the true essence of community. In a world where acts of kindness often seem scarce, The Pink Fund stands as a beacon of boundless compassion that humanity is capable of. They are not merely an organization; they are a lifeline, offering solace and strength in the face of adversity.
With heartfelt gratitude and immense respect,
Liz Lock
Being a recipient of help from the Pink Fund helped to make a difference at a time when my cancer journey was very difficult. I am honored to be able to volunteer with them and be able to help others who are fighting the same disease.
The Pink Fund is a great charity that assists breast cancer patients in active treatment with non medical expenses!
Proud to support a great charity like Pink fund. Lauren was so professional and easy to work with. Lovely event last week!
The Pink Fund helps women and men when they are at their most vulnerable. They are in treatment for a disease that affects everyone differently. They often feel out of control and have few people around them who have any idea what they're going through. The Pink Fund ensures that having to choose treatment over paying your bills isn't an option. At at time when everything seems to be working against you, The Pink Fund will stand next to you.
There truly aren't enough words to describe the work Pink Fund does. Before learning of Pink Fund, I was completely unaware of the financial battles that patients are facing along with the battle for their life. This kind of financial support is critical for women and families that are just trying to focus on getting healthy. Knowing that money is going directly to patients creditors must put so many recipients minds at ease. It's an honor and privilege to be associated with Pink Fund!
The Pink Fund put their money where the "mission" is (no pun intended)! In this life changing battle, what better way to give breast cancer patients a peace of mind then covering their rent, car and utilities bills. It has been a pleasure to raise money, brainstorm, volunteer and outreach with/for Pink Fund. The help in the other part of the fight that most organizations forget is the financial burden that comes with being ill. Thanks Pink Fund for all that you do and represent.
As an employee since April of 2023, Pink Fund has welcomed me into all facets of the organization but more impressive, is the true philanthropic dedication from Pink Fund. I am proud to be a part of an organization which tracks all the direct bill payments, all the people and families we help and gets to celebrate and honor those touched by a breast cancer diagnosis.
Thank you Pink Fund! Thank you Molly and Tom!!
The Pink Fund is an amazing organization comprised of passionate people that work together towards the mission of helping breast cancer patients during one of the toughest times of their lives. Going through breast cancer is stressful enough! It’s wonderful to know that Pink Fund is there to bring some relief so patients don’t have to make the difficult choice between treatment and keeping the lights on.
The Pink Fund is amazing, and I would highly recommend them to anyone! I am a social worker and referred a patient of mine who was unable to continue working due to chemo/surgery/radiation. She was not sure how she was going to pay her bills-the Pink Fund paid her rent and utility bills for 3 months which relieved a huge stress for her. I am so thankful for programs like this that help my patients to focus on their health instead of worrying about their bills.
I could not have made it through my journey in 2018 without the PINK FUND. They met a financial need that could not be met in my home state of CA. The PINK FUND helps women across the US. Many did not understand this disease causes PTSD and financial worries. I’m three years post treatment and still behind in parent plus loans for my children. Hopefully next year i can focus on paying them off. Thank you is not enough for an organization that goes above and beyond for its clients. No one fights alone is a mantra that fits the PINK FUND.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Molly MacDonald, the CEO and Founder, and her Director of Operations, Jennifer Yin, for a course assignment at my University. Molly and Jennifer were immediately responsive to my interview request and we coordinated a time to meet over Zoom. I picked their brains about what makes The Pink Fund tick and what slows them down. They were graciously candid with their answers and I'd say they are a wonderful example of what a nonprofit team should look like. They are transparent, have passion and a connection to their mission, and protect their recipients in more ways than one. I wish The Pink Fund all the best in the future!
The Pink Fund is a life saver to so many breast cancer patients in treatment who have to make the hard choice of continuing treatment or ending it to return to work. Patients shouldn't have to choose so the Pink Fund pays the bills so they can focus on getting better.
I work with the Pink Fund as a marketing partner and the cause that they are championing is one that everyone should be aware of. While others focus on the medical side of treatment, the Pink Fund tackles the financial burdens that is brought on by this horrible disease. It's the other part of the fight that is overlooked. By providing non-medial financial assistance to breast cancer patients, they are able to help families struggling so that they do not have to decide between chemo or a car payment. The team is wonderful and all of them are so passionate about this cause that it's infectious.
The Pink Fund is an amazing organization that has helped so many get through impossible times.
This nonprofit is such a great cause!
I've had the opportunity to work with Pink Fund and see first hand how their programs impact patients. Having an aunt and grandma who are both survivors, I've seen first hand how a breast cancer diagnosis can put a financial strain on a family. The people who run this organization truly care about this mission and knowing we provide real help to families in need makes it all so rewarding. Thanks, Pink Fund, for making a difference in the lives of so many people.
In January 2019 I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Financially and Emotionally this was a very scary time in my life. As a single Mom of a young adult in my home I worried how I would make ends meet. My treatments lasted a year . I had a great social worker at the cancer center helping me apply for different assistance and I did receive some. Nothing compared though to the huge relief the Pink Fund gifted me with! I remember getting the news that I was accepted to receive help with my mortgage! I cried happy tears and will forever be thankful to them!!
Hi! My name is Tanya. I am a 49 year old single mother of 4 amazing teens/young adults. I was diagnosed this past June with Stage 3+ metaplastic triple negative breast cancer with a very aggressive and fast-growing open-wound tumor. Needless to say, I was very scared and had to start chemo immediately to stop the growth. It’s a very aggressive chemo regimen every week. I had to stop working and didn’t know how I was going to pay my bills. The Pink Fund stepped in and eased some of the burden. They were able to cover my house and car payment for a month (in conjunction with donations from the Ford Motor Company and Ford Warriors in Pink). I am truly grateful for this program and the assistance given when people like me are hit with such a scare. It helps ease the stress and burden so we can focus our energies on fighting this thing. I am truly grateful! Thank you to all the donors out there helping in our time of need. You are such a blessing!
The Pink Fund is a lifeline for some many women and their families. There mission is pure and simple but their work is deep and life changing. I'm grateful for what they do and feel privileged to be a donor.
During the height of the pandemic, Pink Fund was able to pivot its operations to full remote work, and continue to provide financial relief in a timely fashion to every single qualified patient who qualified for our financial bridge program.
I was impressed that staff did not skip a beat, working as effectively and efficiently as they did when working full time in the offices. What's more in the last fiscal year, ending June 30, 2022, our requests for support increased and thanks to an increase in donations, we were able to deliver more than $1 million dollars in financial assistance, a 25% increase over the previous fiscal year. During such a time of additional high stress for patients and their families, due to Covid, the pyscho/social impact of our mission increased as evidenced by the countless notes of gratitude. Pink Fund was also able to hire a Community Outreach Manager to work with social workers and navigators in provider settings by developing a tool kit and bi-lingual, English/Spanish rack cards educating patients on our financial resources.
In 2019 I had just moved into my first new house. 2 years prior I was back and forth to the hospital for minor things I thought. I went 2 years not being able to cough or sneeze without my chest caving in. Bronchitis they said. Then a kidney infection. I was at the end of my rope I finally went to a emergency room. For them to tell me I had stage4 breast cancer that has spread to my lungs liver and spine. I had 2 months or weeks at best. I went home told my wife kids and family we grieved all day. The next day I was suited and booted. I demanded everyone that any grieving was over its time we fought. We did. I'm here to this day. No I'm not clear yes I'm on chemo still fighting. But I turned them 2 weeks or months and made it 2 years. It's not easy but at times we gotta be strong so our family can stay strong in order to make it. But best belive when you do get down youll have a strong family to back you up. My name is Ashley Farsetti I'm 36 I live in Texas and have 3 wonderful young men and 4 beautiful young step woman a wife my mom and the rest of my family. I can't and won't stop this fight for no one.
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My name is Lynne from Montgomery, TX and I am fighting stage 3 invasive ductal carcinoma with lobular features. I am currently going through chemo treatment and will have radiation to follow. I have already had a mastectomy on one side. I have to say that I was scared and horrified at the diagnosis given to me. On top of everything, I wasn't sure how my husband and I were going to pay for all the expenses that were piling up. Then I thought, maybe I will submit an application to the Pink Fund and try to get some assistance. It certainly couldn't hurt. When we finally got the news that they were going to pay for up to $3000 in expenses, I couldn't believe it. My husband turned to me with a tears in his eyes and stated "someone actually cares." I know I'm going to beat this disease and know that the Pink Fund has alot to do with it. We couldn't have gotten this far without the Pink Fund. Thank you from the bottom of our heart all that you have given to our family. We will never forget it.
The Pink Fund is an incredible organization with great people at the heart of it, working with them was a great fit for our brand. They helped to amplify our message, and spread awareness of the collaboration. Joining in on the Pink Fund kickoff party this year was such a treat!
Molly has an inspiring story, and is using her platform to support beast cancer patients in such a meaningful way. We are honored to partner with them to share their story, and help make an impact in the lives of individuals.
The Pink Fund truly helps save lives. As a daughter of a Breast Cancer survivor, I was looking to find organizations that I could partner with to help share her story and increase awareness and education. When I came across The Pink Fund, I was in awe. They are one of the ONLY organizations that offer Real Help NOW to those who are actively undergoing Breast Cancer treatments. No one is prepared and ready to be diagnosed with any color of cancer, so cancer related financial toxicity is a real thing that most people choose to neglect. The Pink Fund can step in and help those who cannot afford to pay their bills and can help take at least one stressor away from them so they can focus on recovering from a life-threatening illness. The Pink Fund does very important work, and it deserves to not only be recognized, but rewarded.
As a volunteer, I am privileged to help prepare applications for review. To see how many people in active treatment for breast cancer are experiencing income loss that adds to their stress is heartbreaking. Knowing that The Pink Fund is able to provide the funds to pay rent, mortgage payments, car payments, and /or utility bills gives needed relief from financial worry. Real help now is a valuable resource.
Representing The Pink Fund has been such an honor! Understanding their mission and passion for helping women battling breast cancer is a huge passion of mine as I lost my mother to breast cancer over 10 years ago. Thank you so much for letting me honor my mom by paying it forward.
The Pink Fund does an amazing job providing support to directly help breast cancer patients where and when they need it most. All the research in the world won't make a difference if patients are so financially strapped that they can't complete their treatment protocols. I love that this kind of help might make all the difference on patients being able to recover fully and experience less stress during this already trying time. I'm a big supporter...donor and volunteer...and so glad to be associated with this charity.
The Pink Fund helps pay household bills for those in treatment of breast cancer who have lost some or all of their income. While there are many amazing non-profit organizations dedicated to breast cancer research and prevention, they do not provide actual help for those in need of financial help, right now. This gap in assistance is the reason The Pink Fund was started.
Since its inception, The Pink Fund has provided over $5 million of real help by paying everyday bills, given in a timely manner, for thousands of people.
The organization is professional, empathetic and capturing a need like no other.
I am honored and proud to be a volunteer and board member for The Pink Fund.
The Pink Fund is an amazing organization that provides financial relief to women going through breast cancer treatment! Being a child of a mother who lost her battle to breast cancer, what the pink fund does for people is amazing! I cant help but think of how my mother would have benefited from these services at the height of her treatment. I feel blessed to be able to volunteer and lend my time to not only a cause that is very close to my heart, but also a fantastic organization.
It has been very moving seeing how The Pink Fund truly provides #RealHelpNow to breast cancer patients in treatment who need a financial bridge to help pay their bills. The testimonials of recipients is so moving - people who now have a little breathing room to focus on their treatments and healing, instead of the stressful burdens of how to pay the non-medical bills that continue to pile up.
GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work!
CLOZTALK team
>> Jonny Imerman, co-founder
The Pink Fund gives hope to people going through one of the most difficult times of their lives. It's been an honor being able to volunteer with this amazing organization.
I'm very happy with my volunteer experience with the Pink Fund. They are an awesome group of people who are dedicated to provide assistance to breast cancer patients. They made volunteering an easy and enjoyable experience.
As a volunteer member of the Qualification's Committee for the past eight years, I have had an intimate view of The Pink Fund. Through a careful review of applications received, The Pink Fund provides much needed financial assistance to people while in active treatment for breast cancer. As a survivor, I know the physical, emotional, and financial strain of a cancer diagnosis. I am honored and proud to be part of The Pink Fund which supports and assists those with dire financial need by paying non-medical expenses for up to 90 days. The Pink Fund is a great non-profit serving the needs of others with integrity, professionalism, and compassion.
I really admire their commitment to serving those battling breast cancer on all fronts. Financial assistance, fundraising, posting educational information, and more recently virtual events are examples of efforts that don't go unnoticed. I'm glad to know we live in a world where organizations like this exist. Keep up the hard work!
The Pink Fund does such important work in the breast cancer space. I was drawn to this organization by their financial assistance program. Its so important for patients to get help for their every day bills.
Volunteering with The Pink Fund has been such an amazing and rewarding experience. You can see the direct impact you are making in the lives of breast cancer patients during such a challenging time in their lives.
The Pink Funds mission of helping those in need of financial assistance is important to me. I find The Pink Fund a wonderful cause to accomplish this needed niche.
A great nonprofit that helps so many people in need. Everyone who works there is super nice and truly cares about helping people in need!
Love this organization! The Pink Fund provides financial help to their approved applicants by paying their creditors. The staff is hardworking and always willing to pitch in to support The Pink Fund's mission.
In February of 2017 I was diagnosed with DCIS and Invasive lobular carcinoma. I had a lumpectomy, chemo and 30 rounds of radiation. I turned to the pink fund because my social worker thought they could help me. I was off work for many months while going thru treatment. The pink fund paid my car payments, my shut off notice and my utilities for 3 months. I have now volunteered for them on many occasions in the Brighton area and Ann Arbor area. This is a charity that helps when you really need it!
I was on medical leave for 6 months at 100% of my salary when my breast cancer treatment began. Then my salary was reduced to 60% and I had no idea how many additional treatments would be required. I had no idea how I would make ends meet before I returned to work. I looked for resources and financial assistance for awhile and finally found the Pink Fund. What a blessing! I was only eligible for one month, but it was the one month I really needed. Thank you Pink Fund. I now volunteer for the Pink Fund to give back to the organization that supported me during treatment.
I was introduced to Molly ,the head of the Pink Fund, through business. She volunteered to mentor me with my small business and asked for nothing in return. I was impressed with her cause and how professional and driven she was to help those with Cancer. So I donated to her charity to help her continue to make a difference. After watching her commitment and dedication to this cause, she asked me if I would like to help her organization by volunteering to make a difference as well. I jumped at the chance to join and do my part to help and continue to support all that she is doing to make others lives more manageable for those trying to survive cancers hardship. Its truly ironic, as I was recently diagnosed with breast myself and Molly was there for me immediately & unconditionally giving me advice on how to navigate treatment. The Pink Fund is truly a blessing and does make a huge difference in helping others during a very difficulty and horrible time in their lives. I am proud to help out and continue to make a difference and proud to be a part of this beautiful life changing cause. Gigi H.
I volunteer and advocate for The Pink Fund because I wanted to do something that would immediately help women diagnosed with breast cancer and their families. The Pink Fund provides real and immediate financial assistance to women actively engaged in breast cancer treatment. To lessen the financial burden caused by the horrible disease and to allow a patient to focus on their health and recovery is invaluable. Throughout my involvement with the Pink Fund’s Qualification Committee over the past two years, I have seen and heard firsthand the positive impact that The Pink Fund provides through its financial grants.
I personally receive a sense of gratitude from those individuals that The Pink Fund provides grants, whether that gratitude is tangibly communicated or not. The Pink Fund provides a support network for individuals that need the financial assistance, but also equally need to know and feel that there are people and organizations that care about their well-being.
As a 20 yr Stage III breast cancer survivor, I was looking to associate with a non-profit that I could donate time to and truly believe in. I found that, and more, with the Pink Fund. As with all organizations, you wish that you had more resources so you could help EVERYONE, but that will never happen. So we try to reach out to as many people as possible. The people involved with this organization are wonderful, caring people and their tireless efforts have helped men and women alike walk over the bridge to wellness. This journey is a very difficult one, and I realize just how very lucky I am to have had a good job, good health insurance and a GREAT support system . So many of the people the Pink Fund helps are not as lucky ... I survived, and thrive, and now volunteer to help others wherever I possibly can.
Thanks Pink Fund !
The founder and CEO wrote this on the organizations Facebook page: "...what happens to women who are too ill to work and whose jobs might be in jeopardy if they take off too much time for treatment and recovery." Well, I can tell her what happens to me, a current breast cancer patient who is about to begin radiation and who is also about to have her vehicle repossessed...I get denied the help she claims to offer. There are a few very good charities out there. Then there's organizations like this one, that deny a desperate plea for help because the applicant (me) is too ill to work and couldn't supply income information from last year because I HAD NO INCOME except for a few handmade items I sold on Etsy. Since I have no income, I was denied because my application is "incomplete". They also said i didn't submit information which I most definitely did submit. BTW I worked until I was too sick to work. I have a Master's in psychology and I helped children. But when it takes years for your doctor to diagnose your "mystery illness" and you lose your job, I guess you're not good enough to receive help from these people.
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The mission of The Pink Fund is to provide short-term financial aid to women and men (and therefore their families) who are in active treatment for and recovery from breast cancer. A cancer diagnosis can bring a myriad of practical issues, including the financial impact of care. Individuals across the country struggle to keep working through a diagnosis so that they can continue to pay their bills and access health care. If individuals can't continue to work then they face bankruptcy, homelessness, and lack of healthcare. The Pink Fund helps keep people in their homes, meet their basic needs like food and clothing, and access healthcare. This is an incredible organization, doing great work, supporting those diagnosis with cancer and their families. I have seen this organization change lives!