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At GreaterGood, we do our best to raise awareness of good causes and to connect people every day with simple ways to make the world a better place. It is our charitable partners who do the heavy lifting — the ones who use the funds that your daily clicks and your shopping raise to accomplish the mission.
Funding for all chartable projects and partners is distributed by GreaterGood.org. Since GreaterGood began in 1999, we have given nearly $30 million to charities operating here and around the world.
Grants funded by The Breast Cancer Site are paid by GreaterGood.org to charities and non-profit organizations implementing programs to fight breast cancers and its root causes. This includes, but is not limited to, providing free mammograms and supporting research into more effective treatment. Clicking and shopping on The Breast Cancer Site helps fund grants for the following charitable partners, among others:
NBCF places a special emphasis on reaching low-income, minority, and working-poor women whose awareness of breast cancer and opportunity for help is often limited. Grants help hospitals and clinics nationwide provide free to low-cost mammography screenings and educational programs for women in need. Through designated programs, their assistance reaches homeless, battered, and low-income women.
"Thanks to all of our partners at The Breast Cancer Site for clicking daily. Your great efforts have funded major projects with the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Because you care and click, needy women under the age of 50 in the state of Mississippi can now receive funding for free mammograms. Thanks to you, Puerto Rico now has a special program to provide free mammograms for needy women that serves the entire territory. Your clicks also help the women of NYC and Los Angeles who cannot afford mammograms. This is a cross-sample of your clicks at work. Thanks a million!"
Janelle Hail, NBCF president
Click here to receive information regarding free mammograms , from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.