of women that BCSF helps live on less than $25,000 per year while they are in treatment.
48%
of patients are younger than 50 years of age.
In the media.
The truth about breast cancer is that the financial burden can be just as devastating as the physical and emotional ones.
This is why the Breast Cancer Support Fund (BCSF) exists – to bridge the gap between the financial reality faced by breast cancer patients and the limited financial assistance available.
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The Breast Cancer Support Fund (BCSF) has garnered significant media attention for its commendable work, reaching an audience of more than 3.4 million in 2023. Recognition spans across various platforms, including high-profile television news segments and national newspapers. Notably, our efforts have been spotlighted by CityTV News, CBC News, and Toronto Star, highlighting the Financial Assistance and Meal Plan programs and the annual Peach Party fundraiser. Adding to our external presence, social media campaigns have reached an audience of over 2 million people, thanks to the support of many influencers across different channels.
A standout moment for BCSF included a feature on the “Good People”’ segment of the GOOD STUFF on CTV, hosted by Mary Berg. Donna Sheehan, Executive Director, BCSF, was highlighted as a community hero, alongside and Rony Pal, Operations Manager, Meels.