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Breast Cancer Walk


Executive Summary about Breast Cancer Walk by Sven Ullmann

Numerous cancer researches have been done to understand the disease better. In women, breast cancer is the second most common cancer next to lung cancer. Current statistics show that breast cancer claims the life of 1 woman every 13 minutes. It would be really beneficial if there is higher awareness on breast cancer.

One of the most effective breast cancer awareness programs is the breast cancer walk. In the United States, there is the Breast Cancer 3-Day benefit. A fund raising program participated by men and women who want to make a difference in the lives of these breast cancer victims.

Although it may seem a lot of work, the breast cancer walk is actually fun. Since a breast cancer walk is not a race, participants can actually walk leisurely.

Training walks will even be organized in your area to practice long-distance walking.

It’s a good idea to join in on the Breast Cancer Walk.

Since a breast cancer walk is mostly a fund raising program to support breast cancer research, education, treatment and screening, you will be asked to raise a certain amount for the cause.

Let’s Walk For Breast Cancer – The Avon Breast Cancer Walk

Executive Summary about Breast Cancer Walk by Mike Herman

Now more than ever women and men are taking part in the Avon Breast Cancer Walk fundraising campaign. This walk has been specifically set up to raise money to help in the fight against breast cancer.

Those people who participate in the Avon Breast Cancer Walk, which is really a 2 day walk, will often raise at least $1,800 each and the event which first took place in 2003 and took place in 8 cities in the USA.

But in 2005 this changed where millions and millions of dollars was raised in donations as more women became aware of the event and took part (instead of it being a few hundred it became thousands taking part).

Each year the walk is spread over 2 days (usually Saturday and Sunday) and the decision on how far a participant actually walks is up them.

However, many of those taking part in the Avon Breast Cancer Walk often choose to walk the 26.2 miles or 42.16 km and they will spread this out over the two days (say 13.1 miles each day).

Those people who register to take part in the Avon Breast Cancer Walk are assigned a member of staff from the Campaigns team and they will teach you all about fund raising but also offer essential advice on the training (physical) that they will need to carry out prior to the event.

They will answer any questions that a participant may have regarding the fund raising aspects and provide them with both a fund raising and physical training plan prior to their taking part.

Along with this anyone who participates in the Avon Breast Cancer Walk will receive a handbook containing information on both the fund raising and physical training aspects and a personal webpage which they can use in their effort to raise funds for the campaign.

The participants will also find that they will be served lunch while carrying out the Avon Breast Cancer Walk.

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Breast Cancer Foundation

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The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation


Executive Summary about Breast Cancer Foundation by Elizabeth Radisson

The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation story is both inspiring and sad at the same time. The foundation has been making a difference in the lives of women with breast cancer for over 20 years. The mission of the foundation is to eradicate breast cancer as a life-threatening disease for women.

Susan G. Komen went through an agonizing experience with breast cancer, and as a result, her sister Nancy promised to do everything she could to help other women with breast cancer. In 1982, Nancy Brinkman founded the Susan G. Komen Foundation in memory of her sister Susan who had died from breast cancer.

Nancy Brinkman thought that one person could make a difference in the fight against breast cancer. The Susan G. Komen Foundation was birthed out of that and now helps breast cancer patients around the world.

Breast Cancer Foundation

Don’t miss your mammogram this year. Several national organizations will have a list of the facilities that participate in National Mammography Day.

To find a place near you, call:

The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
1-877 GO KOMEN (1-877-465-6636)

American Cancer Society
1-800-ACS-2345

National Cancer Institute
1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237)

Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization
1-800-221-2141

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