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Do You Have Metastatic Breast Cancer?

Metastatic breast cancer patients, this is your last chance to complete the Metastatic Breast Cancer Collateral Damage Project questionnaire, which is part of the Health of Women (HOW) Study™. The questionnaire closes on September 25th, 2016 at 11:59pm PDT.

The Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation launched the opening survey for the Metastatic Breast Cancer Collateral Damage Project. If you have metastatic breast cancer, you can play a role in improving quality of life for people with this disease by taking 15 minutes to complete a five-question survey.

The survey is a critical first step in documenting the full extent of collateral damage caused by the disease or its treatment. The long-term goal is to develop a set of recommendations that will improve the quality of life for people living with metastatic breast cancer.
TAKE THE SURVEY

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Other Recent News

Douglas Dynamics of Rockland: Sixth Consecutive Year of Support

For the sixth consecutive year, Douglas Dynamics/Fisher Engineering of Rockland, manufacturer of Fisher snowplows, made a generous donation to the Maine Breast Cancer Coalition.

In conjunction with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, beginning in October 2018, Fisher Engineering made available a special limited-edition pink lift arm kit. This kit was available for purchase through Fisher snowplow dealer locations. For every kit purchased, Fisher Engineering made a $50 donation to the Maine Breast Cancer Coalition, totaling $6,750.

All of us at Maine Breast Cancer Coalition greatly appreciate Douglas Dynamics' ongoing support!

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The Pink Fund

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Maine Breast Cancer Coalition Receives Generous Contribution from Smith & Wilkinson

March 14, 2019

Smith & Wilkinson, Scarborough, one of the country’s premier executive search and leadership consulting organizations, continued its strong support and commitment of giving back with a $2,500 contribution to the Maine Breast Cancer Coalition.

“Giving back is an important part of our culture and builds upon our commitment to making a difference, whether it’s using our skills and experience to match companies and talent, or contributing to non-profit organizations that help others. We are pleased to recognize and support the positive impact that the MBCC makes through this contribution,” said Carll Wilkinson, Managing Partner of Smith & Wilkinson.

Wilkinson said the company dedicates a generous portion of its net profits annually to charitable giving. In 2018, Smith & Wilkinson contributed more than $25,000 to non-profits in multiple states.

All of us at Maine Breast Cancer Coalition are grateful for Smith and Wilkinson’s support!

Photo, left to right: Christopher Kelley, Smith & Wilkinson Partner; Liz Tusing, MBCC volunteer fundraising coordinator; Nick Hayes, Partner and Practice Director; Steve Peary, Partner