FAMILY2FAMILY

Family2Family provides survivors and their families relational and educational support through quarterly programs designed to uplift, empower, and provide community to those affected by breast cancer.

Sister Circle

Sister circle is an informal group of newly diagnosed (or going through treatment in the last 12 months) survivors who desire to share thoughts and needs, lift each other up, and build relationships. Through laughter and tears, the bonds of sisterhood will be strengthened, and hope will be renewed.

Sister Circle

Sister circle is an informal group of newly diagnosed (or going through treatment in the last 12 months) survivors who desire to share thoughts and needs, lift each other up, and build relationships. Through laughter and tears, the bonds of sisterhood will be strengthened, and hope will be renewed.

A Fresh Start: PINK Edition

Start the New Year off right with your United in Pink family! This program is designed to bring survivors into the New Year with renewed hearts and spirits with fun group activities that are sure the kickstart your year in a positive direction!

United in Pink Family Day

At United in Pink, we are all about family! It is what makes us unique. We not only want to celebrate survivors, but their families who have walked along side them through the journey as well. Our family social is designed to bring together families in a fun environment and celebrate what all unites us together.

United in Pink Family Day

At United in Pink, we are all about family! It is what makes us unique. We not only want to celebrate survivors, but their families who have walked along side them through the journey as well. Our family social is designed to bring together families in a fun environment and celebrate what all unites us together.

Kids in Pink

Kids in Pink camp is an empowering week of fun for local children impacted by their loved one’s breast cancer diagnosis. This program provides 4 days of therapeutic activities for children ages 4 to 18 with a mother or grandmother, who has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Pinksgiving Dinner

Join us for a night of gratitude and gratefulness as we celebrate Thanksgiving, the United in Pink way!

United in Pink Survivor Day

According to the American Cancer Society, you are considered a survivor the day you are diagnosed, and here at United in Pink we wholeheartedly agree! Survivorship should be celebrated at any stage and United in Pink Survivor Day is held to celebrate, honor, and love the many breast cancer survivors in our community.