Pink Warrior Advocates

Empowering those who have been diagnosed with breast cancer while advocating for their emotional and financial wellness.

Pink Warrior Advocates is a non-profit that directly assists those that have been diagnosed with breast cancer in the Hill Country and surrounding areas. Their goal is to create a sisterhood of Angels to carry them through the emotional battle, while also alleviating the financial burden, allowing them to focus on healing.

Overcomers

Daughters of the King of Kings.

Overcomers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and a sisterhood for female breast cancer survivors. Their mission is to assist survivors with their physical, spiritual, emotional and financial needs through the parameters of their various programs.

Rose’s House

Your home away from home for breast cancer warriors.

With a comfortable recovery in mind, Rose’s House provides patients traveling to San Antonio, TX for breast cancer treatment with a thoughtful home at an affordable rate and within minutes of the San Antonio Medical Center.

Scarves For Healing

Wrapped in love.

Pre-tied head scarves for all of your needs, designed by a breast cancer survivor & handmade with love in the USA. Their mission is to help you feel confident & beautiful in the most vulnerable times throughout your journey.

worst club, best members

The Breasties is the first all-inclusive nonprofit organization that creates community for survivors, previvors, stage 4 thrivers, and caregivers impacted by breast and gynecologic cancers. 
The Breasties are on a mission to support and improve the experiences of the cancer community through peer-to-peer connection, resources, and advocacy. 

Camp Breastie

With the patient experience at the forefront, and the great outdoors as a backdrop, Camp Breastie brings together 500 individuals impacted by breast and gynecologic cancer regardless of their diagnosis or background, to find support and strength in community.

Click below to help fund Camp Breastie:

https://www.classy.org/campaign/no-breastie-left-behind/c542901

Shay’s Warriors

Life After Cancer.

Living life after cancer is tough. Shay’s Warriors non-profit organization will inspire, inform, empower and help heal women and their families through health, fitness and the mind-body connection. Each year they aim to offer the “I am Hope Breast Cancer Survivors Reset Retreat” to help women get clear on life after cancer and how to move forward.

AiRS Foundation

To be a resource and a support system for the women who have had mastectomies as a result of breast cancer or BRCA+ genetic mutations, educating them on reconstruction options, and ultimately assisting them with the cost of reconstructive surgery.

The AiRS Foundation helps support women by providing funding for breast reconstructive surgeries and procedures. We are honored to be partnered with AiRS to provide nipple restorative tattooing to all women regardless of their economic status.

Ryn Sloane

Healing & Wellness Coach

Helping people affected by cancer recover their life by healing their emotional and mental wellness.

Modern Port-Accessible Clothing

Portt is a modern apparel brand that brings port-accessible options to people undergoing chemotherapy who want to maintain their style without sacrificing function. Founded by an ovarian cancer survivor, Portt was born from the frustration she felt when undergoing chemotherapy without well-designed options for folks like herself. Being a sewist, she stitched up what would become our first garment - the Long Sleeve Port-Access Shirt. Thoughtfully designed and sewn in the USA out of a buttery soft TENCEL™ Lyocell and Organic Cotton blend, it looks like a regular shirt but features a discreet opening on the shoulder of your port for easy, comfortable port access. 

“Test Those Breasts” Podcast

Jamie is a recent breast cancer survivor, who is a fierce advocate for other breast cancer patients and survivors. Jamie has shared her story through social media, podcasts, and news programs. She has a podcast called “Test Those Breasts!” where she holds important conversations with patients, survivors, caregivers, multiple types of therapists, and a myriad of medical providers including: surgeons, oncologists, radiologists, and nurses. On her podcast, she and guests discuss ALL things breast cancer, including the emotional toll, advocacy, treatment/surgical options, caregiving, and more. She started her podcast as a healing mechanism AND to help shorten the learning curve for the newly diagnosed, survivors, caregivers, and anyone else who is touched by breast cancer.