Benefactors
- Anne and Sam Burns
- Anonymous
- APCO Worldwide
- Avon Foundation for Women
- CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
- CBCC YPAC (Young Professionals Advisory Council)
- Ceiba Restaurant
- Chartered Health Plan
- Clark Construction, LLC
- DBTS, Inc.
- DC City Council
- DC Department of Health
- Doctors Community Hospital
- Elizabeth St. John
- Fashion Fix
- Georgetown Cupcake
- Gonzaga High School
- Hologic
- IS Clinical
- Jamaican Women of Washington (JWOW)
- Jennifer Harlow
- Liam and Renee Leduc Clarke
- Macy's
- Mammograms in Action, Barbells for Boobs
- Margaret H. Kavalaris, Margaret H. Leahy, & SNR Denton, LLP
- Marshall B. Coyne Foundation
- Michael Fox
- Michelle Cross Fenty
- Mommy Relief
- Monarch Title at Eastern Market
- Debbie Fink, Mom of Many Hats
- National Capital Bank
- Nival Salon & Spa
- Pepco Holdings, Inc.
- Robin Leeds, Winning Strategies, LLC
- Dr. Sharon Malone, Foxhall OB/GYN Associates
- Shoot for Change
- Signature Breast Care
- Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, LLP
- Susan G. Komen for the Cure
- Sylene's
- The Clark Charitable Foundation
- The DC Cancer Consortium
- The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
- The Office of Women's Health
- Toni Gordon and Dr. Robert Gordon
- Walter Grio
- Verizon
- Vornado/Charles E. Smith
We appreciate the support of dedicated individuals, including Anne and Sam Burns of Gonzaga High School, who created a student-run breast cancer group, "Eagles for a Cure." Their successful "Pink Out" raised awareness and funds for Capital Breast Care Center for several years.
In addition, we are appreciate the work of Nick Cannon, who Tweeted from our 'Gift of Life' breakfast on October 7, 2009. Nick Barron is a social media professional focusing on ways organizations can leverage new technology. He is the publisher of Societrends.com and a consultant for Green Buzz Agency.
