In our Volunteer Spotlight series, we highlight and acknowledge the amazing volunteers for the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation. Meet Faith Daley – our medical team leader. Faith is a long-time volunteer for the Terri Brodeur annual Walk for a Cure. Faith Daley and her granddaughter, Evee How long have you been volunteering? […]
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TBBCF 2026 PINK PARTY On March 21st, we had our first ever Pink Party! The community came together for a fun and meaningful fundraiser dance benefiting breast cancer research. The event was filled with music, laughter, and a packed dance floor, creating a lively and uplifting atmosphere. Attendees of all ages showed their support, many
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BEYOND THE RIVER’S EDGE Pat on Walk Day decked out in pink Thirty years. Thousands of miles. For Patricia “Pat” Houser, movement isn’t just a habit—it’s a heartbeat. While a hip replacement traded her daily five-mile run for a five-mile walk, and a shattered ankle tried to ground her entirely, the pavement couldn’t stay
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Registration for the TBBCF 20th Annual Meeting Is Open Now Registration is open for TBBCF’s 20th Annual Meeting on May 4, 2026 at Flanders Fish Market in East Lyme, Connecticut. Registration deadline is April 27th. We hope you will join us for this annual celebration of 2026 accomplishments and plans for our 21st Walk for
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Survivor Jane Regan: Still on the journey, but grateful and happy where I am by ELLYN SANTIAGO Survivor Jane Regan Jane Regan loves the outdoors, gardening, yoga, and reading. The 63-year-old married mother of two adult children and grandmother of one lives in Niantic. She’s an Old Lyme school district eighth-grade teacher. Living a
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Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation Announces 2026 Research Grant Recipients For two decades, the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation has empowered a new generation of researchers dedicated to one mission: researching and discovering the treatments needed to one day conquer breast cancer. To date, we have supported 67 grant recipient researchers, scientists and physicians
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In our Volunteer Spotlight series, we want to highlight and acknowledge the amazing volunteers for the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation. First up – Richard and Rayna Dakin. Richard and Rayna have been long-time volunteers for the Terri Brodeur annual Walk for a Cure. Richard and Rayna Dakin How long have you been volunteers?
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PAWS, PRIDE, AND THE PINK PATH: THE THIRTEEN-MILE MISSION OF CONNECTICUT’S CANINE COPS by KAREN GODERE L-R: OFC Heather McClelland & Chase (Groton PD) CPL Craig Scheel & Skipper (Colchester PD) SGT Cindi Torres & Jules (SCSU PD) OFC Eric Fredricks & Hodges (Waterford PD) OFC Christina Nocito & Traveler (New London PD) **missing
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Timeline for 2025 2025 marked the celebration of the 20th anniversary of TBBCF’s Walk for a Cure. We hope you have enjoyed reflecting on our journey over the past two decades, during which we have raised $7,400,000 and awarded 73 grants to researchers dedicated to finding a cure for breast cancer and advancing treatment options.
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Survivor Hannah Slocum, now 28, was just 24 when diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer Hannah enjoying life at one of her favorite places; Disney! In January 2022, just seven months after her mother was diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer the previous June, Hannah Slocum also faced a breast cancer diagnosis — an aggressive
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