Dear Reader,

I hope your 2023 is off to a great start! Thank you to everyone who made an end-of-year gift to Zero Breast Cancer – your generosity has helped ensure our new year is already in full swing. 

We’re currently adapting our Generations campaign into Spanish, promoting the Healthy Futures Activity Book to Girl Scouts, and offering the first webinar in our new Pathways Breast Cancer Study series, which will take place Monday, February 6 from 12-1:30 pm PT. You can register at zbclink.org/PathwaysForum1.

We also have updated our 2022 Impact Report with the year-end data. We’re proud to have reached hundreds of thousands of people across the globe last year and have our sights set on reaching even more in 2023.

Thank you for being part of our community! 

Yours in health,

David

David Shao

Board President

Blogs

My Experience Completing The Anticancer Lifestyle Program by Laura Custodio

The Anticancer Lifestyle Program is a free online evidenced-based lifestyle transformation course that offers cancer survivors and those of us interested in prevention the tools and information we need to reduce the odds of cancer and cancer recurrence. It can also help prevent or manage other chronic illnesses, like heart disease and type II diabetes. Laura started the Anticancer Lifestyle Program in September 2022. In this blog, she describes what you can expect from each module and the changes she implemented. Read it here.

2022 Impact Report

2022 has been an exceptional year! Thank you for joining us in envisioning a world with zero breast cancer. We know breast cancer research has the greatest impact when results are shared. When you choose to partner with us, you fuel passion to educate and empower hundreds of thousands of kids, parents/caregivers, teens, young adults, breast cancer survivors, and the broader community. Click here for some highlights.

Thriving and Breast Cancer Webinar

Campaign Feedback in Spanish

If you have a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) through Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable, or BNY Mellon Charitable, click here for a short-cut.