Linda Creed Breast Cancer Organization

My story

Jenifer C.

“I am ever so grateful to Linda Creed.”

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Ruth T.

“I feel like I’m part of the Linda Creed family.”

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Evelyn S.

“I want to be able to pay it forward.”

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Lisa B.

"We make a difference in our community."

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Susan M.

"Short-term assistance to help...women going through treatment."

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Amy W.

"Knowledge is empowering."

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Claudia V.

“I was not alone.”

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Sheri S.

"I jumped at the chance to help other women."

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Shirlee K.

"Linda Creed was my niece."

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Sammie & Dan S.

"I know I can beat this disease."

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Dr. Eugene G.

“What is a life worth?”

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Chelsea A.

“I was glad you were there. Linda Creed helped me two times."

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WHAT'S NEW

Because of COVID-19, we have been forced to suspend services at this time. If you require assistance, we can recommend providers. Click here.

Screening Days Postponed to Fall 2020

Local Hospitals

Linda Creed
Breast Cancer Organization

The Linda Creed Breast Cancer Organization joins the community in advocating for social, economic and racial justice. We have seen these racial disparities in breast cancer, where black women have a higher rate of dying from breast cancer than any other races. We again see that disparity in health care with the uneven distribution of COVID-19 incidence, testing, treatment and mortality in the African American community.

We hurt when people in our community hurt. We are committed to listening and amplifying the needs of under-served communities and have for over 33 years.

Mission Statement
Our mission is to fight breast cancer through community-based education and referral, support, advocacy and direct service for those who need us.

YOUR DONATION

1 in 7 women will get breast cancer and 1% of breast cancer diagnosis will affect men!

HELP US CONTINUE THIS VITAL FIGHT!

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MY STORY

Chelsea A.,

“I was glad you were there. Linda Creed helped me two times."

The two years in the last ten that I didn’t have insurance are the ones when I got the diagnosis. What are the odds?

I had no insurance when I was first diagnosed in 2009 after finding a quarter-sized lump in my breast. I went to the clinic and they referred me to the Linda Creed Breast Cancer Organization. My first impression? I was real ...