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< Back Applications open for Thriving Pink grant program ROBYN DOBSON Dec 23, 2023 Local nonprofit Thriving Pink is now accepting grant applications for their Granting Pink Program. Granting Pink provides grants for individuals being treated for breast cancer in Yolo County, supplying direct support for immediate and essential needs including medical care, rent, groceries, treatment and prescriptions. According to their website, Thriving Pink awarded $64,000 to 35 local breast cancer survivors last year. Since 2017, Granting Pink has helped over 200 individuals. “I am so proud of our Yolo county community which ensures Thriving Pink can continue to do this good work,” said Rose Cholewinski, Granting Pink chair and owner of SwimAmerica-Davis in a press release. “We have distributed a total of over $260,000 to help many in Yolo County who are fighting this disease that has taken too many loved ones.” Individual grant applications are now available on the website at www.thrivingpink.org in English and Spanish, and can be submitted until Jan. 31, 2024. Individuals can also nominate a friend, neighbor or family member, and fill out the straightforward application on their behalf. “The generosity and personal support provided for those of us who receive these generous gifts makes Thriving Pink unique in this community,” said Martha Ozonoff, a past grant recipient who volunteers her time as a Thriving Pink board member to help the community. Tatum Clinton-Selin, another grant recipient, had just moved to the area from the East Coast, away from her family, when she found a lump during a self-exam. “I was not even old enough for a mammogram when I was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in March 2021,” Clinton-Selin shared. “In the past eighteen months, I went through surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. I am thankful for Thriving Pink and the great support from this caring community.” Thriving Pink also provides Pink Peers for newly diagnosed women, and open workshops facilitated and led by medical providers and other professionals: Pink Speaker Series: 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., 2nd and 4th Monday each month. Virtual Workshops with topics including wellness, treatment options, and support group settings. Metastatic Breast Cancer Support Group: 5:30 p.m. – 7 p.m., Tuesdays, Jan. 16, 23, 30 and Feb. 6. Facilitated in-person by Pam Cordano MFT with group sessions at the Thriving Pink Office & Community Room (501 2nd St., Davis Downtown) For more events, visit the website calendar at www.thrivingpink.org and RSVP to info@thrivingpink.org . Donations can be made in honor or memory of a loved one at www.thrivingpink.org , or a check can be mailed to Thriving Pink, P.O. Box 72314, Davis, CA 95617. If you or someone you know would like to volunteer or needs support for a diagnosis of breast cancer, please contact Thriving Pink at info@thrivingpink.org . “Until there is a cure, Thriving Pink is committed to its vision that no one will go through breast cancer alone,” said the press release. “Together, we are building a stronger community. Wishing you and yours a wonderful holiday season, and a bright and healthy New Year.” Previous Next

< Back Thriving Pink: Upcoming Pink Speaker series SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE Jul 1, 2022 Thriving Pink appreciates all the medical providers and professional facilitators for their monthly “Pink Speaker Series” workshops. These workshops are informative, open to the general public, and provide a much needed network of support and resources for those in Yolo County diagnosed with breast cancer. An open Q & A session is available at the end of each workshop as well. Our upcoming workshops include a Thriving Pink Spanish speaking Breast Cancer — Know Your Options Workshop from 7-8:30 p.m. on Monday, July 11. The workshop will be presented in Spanish and led by Thriving Pink board member Dr. Alivia Silva, a surgeon at Sutter Hospital. The presentation will cover detection and treatment options. Thriving Pink Monthly Morning Walk from 9-10 a.m. on Saturday, July 19, at North Star Pond in Davis (Parking at Tandem Properties, 3500 Anderson Road, Davis). This is a scenic, short loop, at your own pace (about 1.5 miles or more). Thriving Pink Peers will be helping to lead the walk for the group. Thriving Pink Health & Wellness Workshop from 7-8:30 p.m. on Monday, July 25, led by Dr. Karen Mo, a family physician with UC Davis Health System. This workshop is for breast cancer survivors and anyone interested in achieving their optimal health through self-care modalities, including sleep, pain management, supplements and nutrition. RSVP to info@thrivingpink.org to attend, and receive the Zoom link for the virtual monthly workshops. We are looking forward to opening a new Pink Place (Office & Community Room) soon in Davis downtown by early October this year at 501 2 nd Street! We will be hosting and leading support groups, educational workshops, our financial assistance grant program, and one-on-one pink peer mentoring support for newly diagnosed women in-person (with virtual options). The good work of Thriving Pink is made possible by our wonderful and caring community of volunteers. This summer, as we prepare for October, a time which focuses on breast cancer awareness month activities, we are seeking additional volunteers to help us with our core programs, from outreach at various community events to distributing comfort bags at local hospitals and healthcare systems, coordinating our financial grant assistance program, and helping with office work and data entry. Our Thriving Pink team is dedicated to making a positive difference for those impacted by breast cancer. For more information about volunteering for Thriving Pink, please email info@thrivingpink.org . Previous Next

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Helping Survivors Thrive. What's raised here stays here. Until there is a cure, we will work together to make a positive difference in the lives of those battling this disease. The generosity of our community sustains our core programs. Donate 2026 10th Annual Pink Gala Celebration Fundraiser! Click here to RSVP RSVP Helping Survivors Thrive WHAT’S RAISED HERE, STAYS HERE Until there is a cure, we will work together to make a positive difference in the lives of those battling this disease. The generosity of our community sustains our core programs: MENTORING PINK Support groups, health & wellness workshops, Pink Peer mentors. GRANTING PINK Financial grants to help with immediate and essential needs. PARTNERING PINK Local businesses, organizations, and individuals can give by making a direct donation or through an event fundraiser. We appreciate your heartfelt and meaningful support! Thank you to our generous donors and community partners. We recognize their generosity in a special listing here. To view our Pink Partnership levels, click here . JOIN US DURING PINKTOBER In the month of October, Thriving Pink raises funds and awareness in conjunction with National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We invite businesses and individuals to help us spread the word about our presence in the community and to support our local efforts. It is estimated that 1/8 women in the US will develop breast cancer in her lifetime, and 1% of all breast cancer diagnoses will be men. Your donation helps us with our mission. Fill out the form to support our efforts today. OR a donation check payable to Thriving Pink may also be mailed to PO Box 72314, Davis, CA 95617 GO PINK! GIVE LOCAL! Brooks Painting Get your Thriving Pink window cling – Email us! 1/3

Get Involved—Join Our Pink Team. We are growing and are always in need of volunteers. We are seeking people with all talents, skill levels, and of course time. Thank you for joining us to support our community! Get Involved Join Our Pink Team We are growing and are always in need of volunteers. We are seeking people with all talents, skill levels, and of course time. Thank you for joining us to support our community! Volunteer Opportunities Want to volunteer? Fill out the form. Have questions, email us at info@ThrivingPink.org Office Support: Assist with a variety of office duties including filing and organizing, greeting visitors, and providing information on Thriving Pink’s programs and services. Requires: Weekly commitment in the Thriving Pink Office, strong organizational and interpersonal skills, and familiarity with Thriving Pink. Community Outreach: Thriving Pink conducts outreach and awareness at various community events throughout the year. Volunteers help with table set-up and are present to connect with the community by sharing information about our programs and services. Requires: Join us in a short orientation to Thriving Pink and volunteer for an upcoming outreach event. Pink Peer Mentoring: Peer mentors are connected with an individual who is newly diagnosed to share their experience and offer fellowship and support. Anyone who has been diagnosed as a breast cancer previvor, survivor, or metavivor who is one year post initial treatment can apply to become a Thriving Pink Peer Mentor. Requires: Application, pre-screening interview, training, and a commitment to support the individual you are matched with. Event Support: Thriving Pink hosts a Pink Gala and volunteers perform many activities from event planning, support and donor solicitation, today of event set-up, and on-site support. Requires: Join us and participate in upcoming events. Pink Pals for a Grant Recipient: Pals are matched with our Granting Pink recipients, and they provide connection and support throughout the Granting Pink process. This includes letting grantees know they received a grant, making them aware of Thriving Pink’s other programs, and presenting them with their grant. Requires: Passion for supporting breast cancer community members, pre-screening interview, familiarity with Thriving Pink programs and services, and a 3-month commitment. Sewing Craft Circle: A volunteer sewing group that makes quilts, face masks, and mastectomy recovery heart pillows for local breast cancer survivors. Instruction will be provided, and beginners are welcome. Requires: Participation is on a drop-in basis and meets every month. Fundraising: We invite you to host a fundraising event with donations going to Thriving Pink. Coordinate with us today! Bilingual Outreach and Support: Translate Thriving Pink materials into Spanish, develop new outreach materials in Spanish, and help conduct outreach to Spanish speaking individuals/communities in Yolo County. Requires: Bilingual in Spanish and English. ProspeROSA: El programa ProspeROSA de Thriving Pink brinda recursos y apoyo a la comunidad Latina afectada por el cáncer de mama. Correo electrónico prosperosa@thrivingpink.org para más información. -- ProspeROSA is a Thriving Pink program providing outreach and support forthe Latino community affected by breast cancer. Email prosperosa@thrivingpink.org for more information.

< Back Thompson selects Liu as Yolo County Woman of the Year Rebecca Wasik Mar 4, 2025 Each year, Rep. Mike Thompson, D-St. Helena, recognizes one woman from each of the districts he represents as ‘Woman of the Year’. All of the honorees were celebrated at a reception at Trinchero Winery in St. Helena on Sunday, March 2, including this year’s Yolo County Woman of the Year, Mary Yin Liu. "I am truly humbled and honored," said Liu. "I first met congress member Thompson nearly three decades ago when I graduated law school and moved to Northern California to work as a deputy district attorney." Liu has lived in Davis for 23 years with her husband Harris and two adult sons, who are alumni of Davis High School. "Mary Yin Liu has gone above and beyond in serving our community, both as a founder of a local nonprofit, and a leader in charitable organizations,” said Thompson. “Her wisdom, leadership, and dedication to serving others make her such an excellent leader. I am honored to recognize her as Yolo County’s Woman of the Year.” She has served as Vice President of the Solano County Women Lawyers Association; on the Yolo County Planning Commission; is a McDonald’s Franchisee with 21 restaurants in Yolo, Solano and Sacramento counties and was the first minority and female President for the Northern California Operators Association. Liu also founded Davis non-profit, Thriving Pink. Thriving Pink is dedicated to helping those impacted by breast cancer thrive through free mentor programs, financial assistance, support groups, educational workshops and other valuable resources. "The Pink Team is incredibly inspiring," Liu said. "We have all been part of a loved one's journey to fight this disease, and many of our volunteers are breast cancer survivors or thrivers themselves." CC and Regina Yin, Liu’s parents, founded the Asian Pacific American Public Affairs Association (APAPA), of which Liu is now CEO. APAPA is a non-profit organization that advances leadership and civic engagement in Asian Pacific Islander communities. "APAPA will be entering its 25th year silver anniversary next year, and there is so much to celebrate," remarked Liu. In her role at APAPA, Liu has expanded the non-profit’s internship program and led the APAPA team to organize the inaugural California Asian American Advocacy Day at the state capitol last year. This year's Advocacy Day will be held on April 28. "There are so many incredible trailblazers who have come before us, and who will come after us,” said Liu. “I am grateful for the opportunity to give back to my community, and I look forward to working with and seeing the next generation of leaders make an even greater impact.” In 2024, Liu was recognized as a Top 20 AAPI Change Maker by The Sacramento Bee. In 2022, she was selected as Woman of the Year by Assemblymember Jim Cooper. A complete list of Thompson’s 2025 winners include: Wilda Shock – Lake County Woman of the Year Norma Ferriz de Massaro – Napa County Woman of the Year Lisa Hilas – Solano County Woman of the Year Thea Hensel – Sonoma County Woman of the Year Mary Yin Liu – Yolo County Woman of the Year Previous Next

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< Back Thriving Pink: Pinktober gratitude SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE Nov 28, 2022 During National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, the Thriving Pink team of dedicated supporters and board members reached out to many individuals and businesses in Yolo County. The volunteer-driven organization, which is led by many breast cancer survivors/thrivers, wants to ensure the local nonprofit will continue to grow and sustain its core services and programs. In October this year, over 140 individuals and businesses in Yolo County participated in and donated to the PINKtober outreach campaign for Thriving Pink. Local businesses have been particularly generous knowing that 100% of the donations will stay in this community to directly help local breast cancer survivors. “I was not even old enough for a mammogram when I was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in March 2021. I had moved here from the east coast, away from my family, and found a lump during a self-exam. In the past eighteen months, I went through surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. I am thankful for Thriving Pink and the great support from this community,” said Tatum Clinton-Selin, a Thriving Pink grant recipient. “Thriving Pink’s mentoring program and their Pink Speaker Series workshops led by medical professionals are unparalleled among breast cancer organizations.” “It is truly heart-warming to see so many generous individuals and businesses making a difference to help local breast cancer survivors thrive,” shares Leslie Hunter, Executive Director of Thriving Pink. “As a community owned grocery store, the customers of the Davis Food Co-op truly care about how their money positively impacts their neighbors,” said Vince Marchese, Marketing Manager Davis Food Co-op. “It is important for us, during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, to show our support through the Round Up at the Register program to raise money for Thriving Pink’s programs to help local breast cancer patients and survivors.” Jeremy Brooks of Brooks Painting shares, “Giving back is one of our company’s core values. All of our team members step up to support Thriving Pink. We personally know many who have benefitted from this wonderful organization.” A gift to Thriving Pink is truly a gift our local community. FIT House, Balance Point Pilates, Get Fit Davis, and Jazzercise Davis were among many local businesses which hosted class fundraisers for the worthy cause. “We believe Thriving Pink is an incredibly important resource for the women of Yolo County impacted by a diagnosis of breast cancer, as well as for their families,” said Stephanie Tooker Jordan, Jazzercise Davis Owner and Instructor. We are truly grateful for the many individuals and local businesses who have recently given so generously through our PINKtober fundraising campaign to support Thriving Pink’s services and programs for our breast cancer community. Platinum Pink: The George and Lena Valente Foundation; Harris & Mary Yin Liu & Woodland McDonald’s; and In Memory of Ann Murray Paige. Hot Pink: Blue Sea Resources Inc. & Celeste Hanagan; Brooks Painting Inc. & Jeremy Brooks; Coleman Fung; and Zumbathon Team Bright Pink: Bobtail Apparel; Davis Ace and Aggie Ace Hardware; Davis Enterprise; Joni Rubin & Robert Wiebe; Katie and Bryan Bolich; Vandergriff Brent Family Fund; and Woodland Sunrise Rotary. Shining Pink: Caroline & Alden Larsen; Davis Dermatology & Earlyn Noll, M.D.; Davis Food Co-op; FIT House; Gayle Barry; KLJ Studios & Kelly Lynn Jordan; Mainstage Dispensary Davis; Royal Guest Hotels LLC; Suzanne Livers; and Tobias Architecture Inc. Magenta Pink: Balance Point Pilates & Sevgi Leno; Dawn Casteel & Michael Hughes; Denise Rose; Jazzercise Davis Class; Joan Byard; Manisha Patel; Matthew L. Molitor, DDS, MS; Spa Central & Kelli Fuller; Tom & Jan Uriu-Adams; Vickers Automotive Repair; and the Woodland Police Department. Pearl Pink: Andrea Mayer; Armadillo Music Inc. & Josh and Athena Chapman; Barbara Robin; Brian Sway; Carbahal & Company & John Carbahal; Carolyn Cole Adams; Chan Family Fund; Circle Z Farms & Kelly Currywood; Clinton Associates & Jim and Barbara Clinton; Ellen Tyler; Haven a Boutique & Rosemarie Leonardi; Jennifer Curtis; Katherine Mayer; Laura Nathan Design; Miles & Renee Rubin; Robert Uriu; SwimAmerica — Davis & Rose Cholewinski; Sinor Mengali Group & Lori Sinor; Stephanie Walter; Valerie Park; and Zia’s Delicatessen (partial list). “What’s Raised Here, Stays Here,” said Joni Rubin, Thriving Pink board chair. “Our Thriving Pink community is very grateful for the much-needed support.” Thriving Pink’s Mentoring Pink Program provides a “Pink Speaker Series” of educational workshops led by medical providers and professional facilitators each month, with Pink Peers and support groups to help newly diagnosed women. The Granting Pink Program, led by a committee with Rose Cholewinski of SwimAmerica Davis, provides financial assistance with individual grants to directly support local survivors with medical treatment and quality of life care. The Thriving Pink team appreciates all the dedicated volunteers and supporters who make this all possible. “Thriving Pink is also expanding its programs, workshops, and partnerships, over the next few months, with a new Office & Community Room located at 501 2 nd Street in Davis downtown,” says Joni Rubin. “This beautiful space donated by Harris Liu, owner of Woodland McDonald’s, provides a home for our community, and ensures local donations directly help our breast cancer community of survivors and thrivers.” Thriving Pink’s programs and workshops are provided at no cost to the community. Everyone is invited to participate and join the Pink Team at these upcoming events. Please email info@thrivingpink.org for details and to RSVP. * Monday, Nov. 28: 7 to 8 p.m., Pink Speaker Series Workshop, Radical Remission — 10 Healing Factors for Health & Wellness with Karla Mans Giroux, Co-Founder Health Navigators. * Monday, Dec. 5 : 5 to 7 p.m., Holiday Open House & Pink Ribbon Cutting, Thriving Pink Office & Community Room (501 Second St., downtown Davis) * Monday, Dec. 12: 7 to 8 p.m., Pink Speaker Series Workshop, Peer to Peer Connection with Denise Rose, MS, Life & Mental Health Coach Granting Pink applications to help survivors/thrivers with immediate and direct needs are now available on the Thriving Pink website at www.thrivingpink.org and due by the end of January 2023. Those diagnosed with breast cancer who reside in Yolo County can fill out the straightforward application, or a friend/family member can apply on their behalf for this special recognition and support. This past year, Thriving Pink awarded over $64,000 in individual grants to 35 local women. Over $191,000 in grants has been awarded in the past five years. Until there is a cure, we are committed to our mission to help others throughout this difficult breast cancer journey. Our hearts are full of gratitude for your support and generosity. Donations can be made online at www.thrivingpink.org or a check can be mailed to Thriving Pink, P.O. Box 72314, Davis, CA 95617. If you or someone you know would like to volunteer or needs support for a recent diagnosis with breast cancer, please contact Thriving Pink at info@thrivingpink.org . Together, we are building stronger families and a stronger community. Wishing you and your family a wonderful and joyous holiday season. — Submitted by the Thriving Pink Board of Directors Previous Next

Cáncer de Mama y Nanoplásticos Aprende cómo tomar "Nanopasos para Reducir las Exposiciones" ¡Reserva la Fecha! Sábado, 21 de febrero de 2026, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM Veterans Memorial Center 203 E. 14th St., Davis, CA 95616 Acerca de Este Evento Gratuito Únete a nosotros para un evento educativo y de investigación gratuito que explora la conexión entre los nanoplásticos y el cáncer de mama. Este evento te dará pasos prácticos para reducir las exposiciones diarias. Aprenderás de expertos sobre: Qué son los nanoplásticos y dónde se encuentran comúnmente La investigación más reciente sobre nanoplásticos y cáncer de mama Acciones simples y efectivas para reducir tus exposiciones Recursos para apoyo y educación continua Sobrevivientes de Cáncer de Mama: Puedes participar en un estudio de investigación sobre nanoplásticos realizado por el Centro Integral de Cáncer de UC Davis y recibir una tarjeta de regalo de Amazon de $25. Qué Esperar Bienvenida e Introducción (10:30 AM) Presentación educativa por expertos del Programa de Atención e Investigación del Cáncer de la Mujer de UC Davis (WeCARE) y Breast Cancer Prevention Partners Sesión de Preguntas y Respuestas — ¡para tus preguntas! Mesas de recursos con materiales para llevar a casa Información sobre el estudio de investigación de nanoplásticos Habrá refrigerios gratis Estacionamiento gratis en Veterans Memorial Center / estacionamiento de Davis High School Se ofrecerán sesiones adicionales la próxima primavera en Woodland (en Español) y West Sacramento. Reserva Tu Lugar Hoy Información del Estudio de Investigación Este programa y los eventos educativos son en colaboración con el Programa de Atención e Investigación del Cáncer de la Mujer de UC Davis (WeCARE), Breast Cancer Prevention Partners y Thriving Pink. La participación en el estudio de investigación es completamente voluntaria. El estudio es realizado por el Programa de Atención e Investigación del Cáncer de la Mujer de UC Davis (WeCARE) y sigue todas las pautas de seguridad de investigación. Si tienes preguntas sobre el estudio de investigación, se proporcionará más información en el evento. Nota: La participación en la investigación es separada de la asistencia al evento. Todos los miembros de la comunidad son bienvenidos a asistir al evento educativo. Nuestra Misión Mantente curioso. Mantente informado. Toma acción. (Positividad → curiosidad → aprendizaje → acción) Thriving Pink está comprometido a proporcionar educación y recursos basados en ciencia para la prevención del cáncer de mama. A través de la colaboración comunitaria y científica, empoderamos a las personas con conocimientos para tomar decisiones informadas sobre su salud. ¿Listo para Aprender Más? Evento GRATUITO - El espacio es limitado. Regístrate pronto para asegurar tu lugar. Reserva Tu Lugar Hoy ¡Próximamente! ¿No puedes asistir al evento de febrero? No hay problema. Se planean sesiones adicionales para la primavera de 2026 en Woodland (en Español) y West Sacramento, con educación para asegurar que la información llegue a diversas comunidades de la región. Guarda las fechas a continuación y compartiremos más detalles cuando los tengamos. Reserva las fechas: Sábados: 11 de abril y 30 de mayo de 2026 (tentativo) Compartiremos más detalles cuando los tengamos. ¿Preguntas? Contáctanos en prosperosa@thrivingpink.org

Información y apoyo en español para personas afectadas por el cáncer de mama en Yolo County. Acceda a programas, recursos y servicios de ProspeROSA de Thriving Pink. Apoyo genuino. Comunidad auténtica. Esperanza constante. Estamos siempre a su lado. Llámanos o texto: 530-205-3004 | Correo: prosperosa@thrivingpink.org Facebook: Prosperosa by Thriving Pink ¿Qué es ProspeROSA? ProspeROSA, una programa de Thriving Pink, es gratuito diseñado para acompañar a personas Latinas afectadas por el cáncer de mama. Nos enfocamos especialmente en mujeres, cuidadoras y familias, honrando y respetando las normas culturales de nuestra comunidad. Estamos contigo desde el diagnóstico caminando a su lado en cada paso del camino. Nuestros programas ofrecen apoyo con amor, dignidad, respeto y esperanza. Creemos en la poder de decir #NoTeDejes y la fuerza que nace cuando nos unimos como comunidad. ¿Qué ofrecemos? Calendario de Eventos Vea nuestro calendario de eventos para saber de talleres, reuniones, y otras formas de participar. Talleres educativos Ofrecemos pláticas en persona o por Zoom. Hablamos sobre el cáncer de mama, el cuidado personal, la salud, la genética y más. Reuniones mensuales: Caminata y Cafecitos Una vez al mes, nos reunimos guerreras, amigas y familiares para caminar, platicar, compartir y apoyarnos. (Abril - Septiembre) Biblioteca en español Tenemos libros sobre el cáncer de mama, cómo hablar con los hijos, y cómo cuidarte durante y después del tratamiento. La Biblioteca está en Nuestra oficina: 501 2nd Street, Davis, CA. Subvención de Apoyo Rosa Cada año damos becas a personas con cáncer de mama que viven en el Condado de Yolo y que están recibiendo o recibieron recientemente tratamiento. Nuestras voluntarias pueden ayudarle con la solicitud. Necesita ayuda inmediata? Nuestro Programa Pink Petals ofrece apoyo financiero para necesidades pequeñas e inmediatas a residentes del condado de Yolo que han sido recientemente diagnosticados con cáncer de mama o que se encuentran en tratamiento activo (cirugía, quimioterapia o radioterapia), y que no han recibido previamente una subvención de los programas Pink Petals o Granting Pink. Se puede recibir hasta $150 en forma de tarjeta(s) de regalo. Los fondos son limitados cada año. Para obtener más información , por favor comuníquese con nosotros. Mentoras Rosa (Mentoría entre Pares) La conectamos con alguien con un diagnóstico parecido. La escuchan y apoyan. Comunidad También tenemos clases como origami, serigrafía, y lotería con familia donde compartimos un tiempo divertido y comunidad. ¡Tenemos otros nuevos eventos planeados para compartir con ustedes ! Siempre estamos buscando nuevas oportunidades para compartir. Es un espacio seguro, con respeto y mucho cariño. ¿Quiere unirse? Mándanos un mensaje al 530-205-3004 y le enviaremos la información. Apoyo al Alcance de Tu Mano. No Estás Solo. Nuestra guía de Recursos sobre el Cáncer de Mama de Thriving Pink está aquí para acompañarle. Sabemos que el cáncer de mama puede ser difícil, pero no está sola. Hemos reunido recursos útiles sobre tratamiento, bienestar, apoyo emocional, ¡y mucho más! Este guías le pueden ayudar si está buscando: Apoyo durante su camino Ideas para cuidarte mejor Información sobre su diagnóstico, así como información para jóvenes, hombres y otras personas en alto riesgo. Haz clic aquí para ver: Ver guía completa ¿Conoce algún recurso que podamos agregar? Escríbenos a prosperosa@thrivingpink.org . ¡Gracias por compartir! Importante: Le recomendamos revisar el contenido detenidamente, investigar por su cuenta si es necesario y consultar con profesionales de confianza al tomar decisiones sobre su atención médica. Si encuentra información desactualizada o incorrecta, contáctenos en prosperosa@thrivingpink.com . Voces Con Corazon Guillermina Perez Mi Camino “En Thriving Pink encontré una hermandad llena de apoyo y compasión que me inspiró a mantenerme positiva, seguir motivada y ayudar a otras personas.” La Historia de Guillermina Chris Pineda Desde el Corazón “Nunca pensé que sería una persona beneficiada por los recursos de Thriving Pink.” Esta organización sin fines de lucro me ha permitido conocer a muchas guerreras y personas sobrevivientes. La Historia de Chris

< Back Programa Granting Pink brinda asistencia financiera a sobrevivientes de cáncer de mama GERARDO ZAVALA Dec 30, 2023 Thriving Pink alentó a locales sobrevivientes del cáncer de mama a solicitar el Programa Granting Pink de la organización que brinda asistencia financiera a personas que reciben tratamiento por cáncer de mama en el condado de Yolo. El programa brinda apoyo directo para necesidades inmediatas y esenciales, incluida atención médica, renta, alimentos, tratamiento y prescripciónes. “Estoy muy orgullosa de nuestra comunidad del condado de Yolo que garantiza que Thriving Pink pueda continuar haciendo este buen trabajo,”Rose Cholewinski, propietaria de SwimAmerica-Davis, dijo. “Hemos distribuido un total de más de $260,000 para ayudar a muchas personas en el condado de Yolo que están luchando contra esta enfermedad que se ha llevado a demasiados seres queridos.” Las solicitudes de subvenciones individuales ahora están disponibles en el sitio web thrivingpink.org en inglés y español, y pueden enviarse antes del 31 de Enero de 2024. Las personas también pueden nominar a un amigo, vecino o familiar y completar la sencilla solicitud en su nombre. “La generosidad y el apoyo personal brindado a aquellos de nosotros que recibimos estos generosos obsequios hacen que Thriving Pink sea único en esta comunidad,” dijo Martha Ozonoff, una ex beneficiaria de una subvención que ofrece su tiempo como voluntaria como miembro de la junta directiva de Thriving Pink para ayudar a la comunidad. Tatum Clinton-Selin dijo que ni siquiera tenía edad suficiente para una mamografía cuando le diagnosticaron cáncer de mama invasivo en Marzo de 2021. “Me mudé aquí desde la costa este, lejos de mi familia, y encontré un bulto durante un autoexamen,” ella relató. “En los últimos dieciocho meses, pasé por cirugía, quimioterapia y radiación. Estoy agradecido por Thriving Pink y el gran apoyo de esta comunidad solidaria.” Thriving Pink también ofrece “Pink Peers” para mujeres recién diagnosticadas y talleres abiertos facilitados y dirigidos por proveedores médicos y otros profesionales. Visite el calendario del sitio web en thrivingpink.org para conocer algunos de los próximos eventos y confirme su asistencia a info@thrivingpink.org . Los talleres virtuales de Pink Speaker Series se llevarán a cabo de 7 p.m. a 8:30 p.m. el segundo y cuarto lunes de cada mes con temas que incluyen bienestar, opciones de tratamiento y entornos de grupos de apoyo. Además, se llevará a cabo un grupo de apoyo para el cáncer de mama metastásico de 5:30 p.m. A las 7 p.m. los martes 16, 23, 30 de Enero y 6 de Febrero. El grupo será facilitado en persona por la terapeuta matrimonial y familiar Pam Cordano con sesiones grupales en la oficina y sala comunitaria Thriving Pink ubicada en 501 Second St. en Davis. “Hasta que haya una cura, Thriving Pink está comprometida con su visión de que nadie pasará sola por el cáncer de mama,” afirmó un comunicado de prensa de la junta directiva de Thriving Pink. “Se pueden hacer donaciones en honor o memoria de un ser querido en thrivingpink.org , o se puede enviar un cheque por correo a Thriving Pink, P.O. Box 72314, Davis, CA 95617.” Si usted o alguien que conoce desea ser voluntario o necesita apoyo para un diagnóstico de cáncer de mama, comuníquese con Thriving Pink en info@thrivingpink.org . “Juntos, estamos construyendo una comunidad más fuerte,” el comunicado dijo. “Les deseo a usted y a los suyos unas maravillosas fiestas y un año nuevo brillante y saludable.” Previous Next

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