To Celebrate Life Breast Cancer Foundation has been supporting CMC integrative treatments and safety net social services since 2000. To Celebrate Life is an all-volunteer organization, guided by their survivor spirit and a passionate belief that no one should face breast cancer alone. They raise funds and grant financial assistance to nonprofit organizations like CMC who provide services and support to people living with breast cancer.

Since 1996, To Celebrate Life has granted over $4 million to fund emergency and direct services for breast cancer patients. “When we began this project we just wanted to help each other,” says Janice Still, one of the founders. “In helping each other, we helped ourselves, and we developed strength and encouragement and support for so many others.”

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