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Minnesota Breast Cancer Coalition

The Minnesota Breast Cancer Coalition (MNBCC) is a grassroots organization dedicated to our mission of ending breast cancer by advocating for increased research funding and access for all to evidence-based screening and treatment.

Working together with the National Breast Cancer Coalition (NBCC), the Minnesota Coalition advocates for passage of national legislation related to breast cancer. In addition, we work on state initiatives devoted to educational and legislative advocacy for breast cancer. Our organization is made up entirely of volunteers who commit their time and energy to the fight to end breast cancer.

 

We encourage you to learn more about the MNBCC's educational and legislative advocacy efforts. We welcome volunteers who want to help us achieve our mission of ending breast cancer. Don't forget to check out our blog to find out about the latest MNBCC news and events.

 
 
 
 

Get A Free Book

If you or someone you know has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer, we encourage you to request a free copy of the book 100 Questions & Answers About Breast Cancer from the MNBCC.

 
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“Well Informed and Steadfast”

Committed members of the Minnesota Breast Cancer Coalition have been instrumental in nurturing the development and success of the Piper Breast Center. MNBCC members were present and active 16 years ago when our planners convened our first focus groups. They are well informed and steadfast in their advocacy for breast cancer patients and survivors in their communities and workplaces, and in the halls of the Minnesota State Legislature and the United States Congress.

~ Carol M. Bergen, RN, Clinical Manager, Abbott Northwestern Hospital’s Piper Breast Center, Minneapolis

 

“Purpose and Direction”

Breast cancer posed a daunting challenge to me. The Minnesota Breast Cancer Coalition trained me to go beyond my fear, beyond my disease, beyond myself. The MNBCC focused my energy and efforts. I make a difference for others who face breast cancer because I am not alone in my fight. Breast cancer gave me a cause; the MNBCC gave me purpose and direction.

~ Jane Rollin, Survivor since 1992