The Growth of Virtual Giving by Christopher Clinton Conway
In 2020 we experienced a massive shift of in-person events coming to life on digital platforms. This change pushed us to find ways to ensure that...
Early Education by Maddie McDaniel
YouTuber Tess Christine recently released a video sharing her breast cancer diagnosis. After going dark on social media for over a month, the very...
Walk With Us Anywhere, With Love by Christopher Clinton Conway
Amazingly, this May marks our 14th year of our Walk With Love! And after two years of virtual events due to COVID-19 restrictions, this year’s Walk...
Cure & Celebrations by Stephanie L. Graff, MD, FACP
Earlier this month in clinic a patient with a small, early-stage breast cancer posed a familiar series of questions: Am I cured? If my cancer is...
Women Writing History by Noelle Richards
March 1 marks the start of National Women’s History Month. At the Dr. Susan Love Foundation, I often feel as though I’m witnessing firsthand, as so...
CryptoPhilanthropy: A New Form of Giving by Christopher Clinton Conway
As a new digital future unfolds before us, many are left wondering whether to stay loyal to “old-school” ways or if — and when to adapt to these new...
Celebrating LOVE: Gathering Again Safely by Christopher Clinton Conway
Love travels in all forms and is distributed in different ways around the world. For us at the Dr. Susan Love Foundation, the meaning of “love” is a...
Amor en Guadalajara by Allie Cormier
Since I started working at the Foundation in 2020, I have heard many wonderful things about the projects we have underway at home and abroad. I have...
Artificial Intelligence in Breast Cancer Research by Christopher Clinton Conway
Imagine having the technology to predict a person’s odds of receiving a breast cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. The reality isn’t far off —...
Key Takeaways: San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium 2021 by Stephanie L. Graff, MD, FACP
At every large oncology conference, a theme begins to emerge. This is typically driven by factors such as technological advances that shift research...
5 Stars: The Gift of a Review by Michelle Woodhill
Choosing where to spend your time and money isn’t always easy, but thankfully everything from movies and restaurants to companies and organizations...
Beyond Remote: #TeamLove at Lake Arrowhead by Christopher Clinton Conway
During the COVID-19 pandemic, more than half of employed Americans transitioned to remote positions. As the pandemic progressed, many of those...
What do you hear about end of year? Why the last month of 2021 matters by David Miller
The Dr. Susan Love Foundation for Breast Cancer Research is incredibly fortunate to have a family of friends who support us every month of the year....
The Future of Philanthropy in a Time of Giving by Christopher Clinton Conway
As we approach the holidays and a time of giving, it’s important to highlight how philanthropy contributes to our social good. In 2021, we saw a...
Giving Makes a House a Home by Stephanie L. Graff, MD, FACP
I have been thinking a lot about what makes the place a person receives cancer care a program, a center, a home. We throw around phrases like...
The Importance Of Giving Tuesday by Michelle Woodhill
#GivingTuesday is an annual event that was founded in New York City in 2012 by two organizations: the 92ndStreet Y and the United Nations...
October: A Love-Hate Season by Stephanie L. Graff, MD, FACP
I have a love-hate relationship with Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM). There. I said it. BCAM has served its purpose in big, beautiful ways....
The Power of Social Media & Partnerships by Noelle Richards
October is upon us and therefore, so is Breast Cancer Awareness month. As we head into Fall and this time of year, I’m reminded of my first semester...
Hell Yeah! by Christopher Clinton Conway
Recently, I’ve had the pleasure of working with resilience coach, breast cancer survivor, nurse, and best-selling author, Hollye Jacobs. Hollye...
Safe Breast Cancer Care Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic by Lauren A. Green, MD
Most people would agree that the past 18 months have been some of the most difficult we’ve ever experienced. We have had to face many of our worst...
Open Social Innovation? Don’t Be a Hack… Or Maybe Do! by Christopher Clinton Conway
A common question now being asked as we look to find new ways to address and overcome pandemic-related issues and other social changes is, “How can...
Collective Strength by Christopher Clinton Conway
Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer around the globe with an estimated 2.3 million new cases each year. While the entire month of October is...
Why World Breast Cancer Research Day by Tim Dougan
This year there will be over 330,000 people diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States. People spanning across every ethnicity, race, gender,...
Cannabis & Breast Cancer: Seeing Through the Weed by Stephanie L. Graff, MD, FACP
As states reduce restrictions around cannabis*, medical and recreational use are increasing in the United States. Unfortunately, there are no large,...