Albie Aware Announces Courtney Quinn as Executive Director
Albie Aware Announces Courtney Quinn as Executive Director SACRAMENTO, CA (August 30, 2021) – Albie Aware Breast Cancer Foundation Board of Directors announced today the appointment of Courtney Quinn as […]
Fall 2020 Newsletter – Amanda Nelson Message

Dear Friends, Survivors, and Supporters, How are you doing? I ask because we at Albie Aware truly care. I am here to report that we’re hanging in there through the […]
Misty gives a gentle, but urgent nudge to give

Merry Christmas! Hi, It’s Misty and I’m back for one last story to end 2017. It’s about how Albie Aware has helped more people this year than any year prior. […]
Misty Shares Another Story – What Would Mary Do?

When my friend Mary was enduring a round of aggressive breast cancer treatments, she lost her medical coverage. She didn’t know how to continue treatment without insurance. Remembering she had […]
Albie Aware is at it Again!

It’s Misty, the Albie Aware Super Dog, here to tell you about my awesome friend, M.T. Albie Aware assists women who don’t have medical insurance. But did you know […]
She Wouldn’t Take “No” For An Answer

Jamie could feel a lump growing. After being referred for a mammogram, she was told that at 32 she was too young for one and was sent home. Deciding not […]
Introducing Misty- Albie Aware’s “Super Dog!”

Hi! My name is Misty, and I am the Albie Aware Super Dog! I help my Mama, Arleen, volunteer at Albie Aware every week. You see, a few years ago […]
Breast Cancer Survivors Invited to Participate in Sac Kings Half-Time Ceremony

Dear Breast Cancer Survivor, The Sacramento Kings will open with it’s second home preseason game on Monday, October 9, 2017. This special Breast Cancer Awareness game will feature Albie Aware […]
Five Things Friday: How Exercise Reduces Breast Cancer Recurrence

Exciting and hopeful research analysis has found that of all the lifestyle factors (weight gain, exercise, diet, smoking, alcohol ) exercise had the “most robust effect” on breast cancer recurrence […]
5 Things Friday: Breast Cancer Myths Debunked

Myth #1 – Most breast cancers run in families. Fact: Only 5% to 10% of breast cancers are thought to be hereditary, which means they are caused by abnormal genes […]