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How a Sister’s Love Inspired a Legacy – TBBCF Virtual Walker Rosemarie Sottile
A Sister's Love Inspired a Legacy Growing up in Waterford, Connecticut, as the eldest of six children, Rosemarie Sottile shared an exceptionally close bond…
TBBCF Walk Chair Corner – August 2026
Walk Chair Corner By Eleanor Mariani Five Weeks and Counting! It's hard to believe, but October 3 is just five weeks away! Our 21st…
TBBCF Volunteer Spotlight – Paul Andruskiewicz
In our Volunteer Spotlight series, we highlight and acknowledge the amazing volunteers for the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation. Meet Paul Andruskiewicz, a longtime traffic…
TBBCF Survivor Series – Revisiting Christine Toner
Checking In With Survivor Christine Toner Breast cancer survivor Christine Toner was 51 when her physician called to confirm her breast cancer diagnosis…
2026 Charter Oak Federal Credit Union Matching Gift Program to Benefit TBBCF NOW OPEN!
2026 Charter Oak Federal Credit Union Matching Gift Program is NOW OPEN! We hope their program will inspire you to make a donation to…
TBBCF Walk Chair Corner – July 2026
Walk Chair Corner By Eleanor Mariani Training Today = A Better Walk Day! The Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation Walk for a Cure is…
TBBCF Volunteer Spotlight – Karen Stackpole
In our Volunteer Spotlight series, we highlight and acknowledge the amazing volunteers for the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation. Meet Karen Stackpole - our Spirit…
Clark Lane Middle School Raises Funds to Benefit TBBCF
Thank You, Clark Lane Middle School! The Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation is incredibly grateful to the students, faculty, and staff of Clark Lane…
TBBCF Walk Chair Corner – June 2026
Walk Chair Corner by Eleanor Mariani Fundraising Tips and Opportunities While some people are comfortable asking family and friends to sponsor them for their…
Stepping Toward a Cure with TBBCF Virtual Walker Lizanne Johnson
STEPPING TOWARD A CURE The quietness of the high school library was Lizanne Johnson's familiar atmosphere, but her heart often drifted to a different…