TBBCF Welcomes New Board Member and Thanks Departing Board Members New TBBCF Board Member, Deborah (Deb) Fountain The Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation is pleased to announce that Deborah (Deb) Fountain is joining its Board of Directors. Deb brings over 20 years of experience as a real estate agent and is the co-founder of The […]
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Timeline 2022 through 2024 2022 In January… Scientific Advisory Board awards three new research grants https://conta.cc/3o8njcJ and read more on the 2022 Grant Recipient Announcement Package Store lifts spirits for TBBCF – https://tbbcf.org/grandwine-donation-2021/ Aimee Reed Tournament WAVES in the money – https://tbbcf.org/waves-donation-2021/ New London PD goes pink, donates to TBBCF – https://tbbcf.org/nlpd-donates-2021/ Walk Chair Opening!
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Walk Chair Corner – November by Eleanor Mariani THANK YOU to the 19 team leads and the 167 volunteers who worked so hard to ensure the success of our 20th Annual Walk for a Cure. And thank you to the 443 walkers who fundraised and pounded the pavement all in the effort to provide
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TBBCF Timeline 2019 – 2021 As we continue our 20th anniversary celebrations, we share more of the Foundation’s history and highlights – from 2019 to 2021. It is this history that raised more than $7 million for breast cancer research, giving 100%. 2019 In January… Scientific Advisory Board awards $400,000 to four breast
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New Donation Option Have you considered setting up a recurring gift to TBBCF? It’s now easier than ever. Simply visit https://tbbcf.org/donate/ and select “Make a General or Recurring Donation.” From there, choose the monthly amount you’d like to contribute, enter your information, and submit your gift. Your contribution will then be processed automatically each
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TBBCF 20th Annual Walk for a Cure Program Letter By Sandy Maniscalco Dear Supporters, Today is about all of us. Since 2005 we have raised over $6.8 million for breast cancer research. And today we are celebrating our 20th Annual Walk Across Southeastern Connecticut. Twenty years ago, our founder Norma Logan had a vision
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A Survivor’s Walk Day Reflections by Shelley Gregory Kasey and Sawyer Gregory (Shelley’s son), their daughter Ella, Shelley, and son Slater It was a glorious, warm, and sunny day for the TBBCF 20th Anniversary “Walk for a Cure.” This was my 19th year completing the full marathon, and even on the not-so-perfect walk days we have
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Kerry Potts, now cancer-free, battled the disease during the early days of the pandemic Kerry Potts It’s been more than five years since Kerry Potts, now 54, was diagnosed in January 2020 with HER2-positive and estrogen and progesterone-positive, triple-positive, stage 1 breast cancer after a routine ultrasound. Only weeks later, everyone’s lives
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Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation Receives $125,000 Gift from Norm Boulanger and Stacy Tattar to Fund Breast Cancer Researcher NEW LONDON, CT— The Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation is proud to announce a major gift of $125,000 from long-time supporters Norm Boulanger and Stacy Tattar. The announcement comes just days before the 20th Annual Walk
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Sea Me Video On August 1, 2025 breast cancer survivors and friends and family members gathered along the Thames River in downtown New London to stand strong against breast cancer and to show the many ways breast cancer affects our community. The brain-child of Neff Productions, a video was produced by Chris Mandelburg Photography to
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