New England Breast Cancer Alliance
Supporting Breast Cancer Survivors
Through Research, Support, and Community.
Most of us know someone who has been touched by breast cancer, and we want to do all that we can to help save the lives of our mothers, sisters, friends, and other people affected by breast cancer.
We provide help fund breast cancer research, with the long term goals of contributing to improvements in disease detection, treatment, and ultimately survival rates among women in Maine, New England, and elsewhere.
We aim to connect those facing the disease, gather resources for them as well as schedule speakers and events to help women cope with the various elements of diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship.
We know that when we come together as a community, we can make a difference - and have some fun in the process!
New England Breast Cancer Alliance
Having breast cancer is a complicated, wide-reaching, and often times isolating experience. Join the New England Breast Cancer Alliance in our mission to support and empower individuals affected by breast cancer.
You can volunteer by participating in fundraising events, or spreading awareness in your community.
Your contribution can make a significant difference in the lives of those battling this disease.
Founded in 2019 by a group of brave young breast cancer survivors and our allies, our dedicated team spearheads impactful community-focused initiatives. Meet the individuals driving our mission and supporting vital breast cancer research through donations.
Discover our upcoming events. Join support gatherings, giveaway events, and fundraising events that connect breast cancer survivors and others in our community. Stay updated and get involved in our mission for community-driven impact.
Explore NEBCA's News page for updates on breast cancer research, community impact, and press coverage. Stay informed on the latest developments, and join us in making a difference.
Founded in 2019 by breast cancer survivors to raise funds for research that will improve detection, treatment, survival rates and connections to those dealing with breast cancer.
