Over 30 years ago, in 1995, a member of our community lost her life to breast cancer, leaving behind her husband and two very young children. Grieving from the loss, a group of her friends decided to form a committee of women dedicated to raising funds for breast cancer research, officially founding A Cure in Our Lifetime in 1998.

Over three decades, our mission has grown and evolved. Today, the generation of those two young children has stepped forward to join us, standing alongside their mothers, aunts, and friends. This multi-generational devotion fuels our work as we embrace new generations of women committed to finding a cure for a disease that affects our friends, sisters, mothers, and daughters.

We are extremely proud and appreciative of our community’s unwavering support. Our organization’s mission remains clear: to fund innovative breast cancer research and to promote breast health through education and outreach.