BCRC Lotus Link provides women at all stages of breast cancer with a community where they can feel safe to talk about their fears, concerns, victories and achievements. On the forum you can connect with others who understand what you are going through and discuss how breast cancer has affected you mentally,...more »
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The Breast Cancer Resource Centers of Texas (BCRC) is pleased to announce that they have been selected to receive a grant for Medically Underserved Outreach and Clinical Navigation in Travis County from the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation, Austin Affiliate. This grant enables the BCRC to provide patient navigation...more »
IT WOULDN’T HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE WITHOUT YOU. We are extremely grateful to everyone who joined us for GRAPHIC 5. With over 600 attendees and 300 donors, it truly was a night of beauty and triumph. What’s more, we raised over $108,000—funds that will enable BCRC Patient Navigators to continue their intimate...more »
National Volunteer Month 2011 is coming to a close. Did you think we forgot about you? How could we! We can’t begin to express how much we appreciate you and how valuable you are to the clients we serve. Each of you share in a...more »
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UT Hope is a volunteer group that can help with household chores, cleaning and shopping for those in treatment. They are available March 5th, March 26th, April 16th and April 30th. Please contact prose@bcrc.org or 544-0905 if you are interested or if you have...more »
We have two patient navigators from the BCRC attending the 2010 SABCS this year. Below is a link to sign up to get daily updates from the Symposium. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have questions or need any clarification concerning the SABCS updates. http://media.curetoday.com/sabcs2010/index.html ...more »
When someone gets diagnosed with breast cancer, that diagnosis can be frightening, confusing and overwhelming. Questions will abound: What’s next? What support is available? Will I survive? Those seeking resources and support can turn to Breast Cancer Resource Centers of Texas (BCRC), a nonprofit organization founded by breast cancer survivors, said...more »
You can help the Breast Cancer Resource Center by scanning a pink ribbon card as you check out. Your donation of $1.00 or more will be conveniently added to your grocery total. Your local Randalls may also be doing something “special” for the BCRC – for example, the store located...more »
