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Bret Bielema's 6th Annual Swing for the Cure

Friday July 26th, Shadow Valley Country Club

Josetta Wilkins Recipient- Chad Sullivan
More than 100 health care providers helped BreastCare honor breast cancer advocates with Josetta Wilkins Awards during its provider conference on April 5, 2013 at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
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Ozark Affiliate of Susan G. Komen announces the 2013-2014 Grant Recipients
The Ozark Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure announced yesterday at the Promise Circle Luncheon that it will grant $737,500 to fund 17 programs that will provide thousands of women and men with life-saving breast health screening, education and treatment throughout the next year..
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Vehicle Donation Program
We have a new way for you to support! Learn how to donate your vehicle today! .
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6th Annual “Do it for the Girls” Rally for the Cure scheduled for June 11

The 16th Annual Rally for the Cure golf tournament is scheduled for June 11 in Bella Vista. Affectionately themed “Do it for the Girls”, all proceeds will benefit Susan G. Komen Ozark Affiliate and is open to all women. The 18- hole, 4-person scramble is $65 per golfer. Entry forms are available at Bella Vista pro shops now. Please call 479-855-2578 or 479-268-4903 for more information.

Susan G. Komen Ozark Affiliate welcomes Mary Alfrey

Before our 15th Annual Race for the Cure, the Ozark Affiliate ushered in a new Executive Director. We are so excited to announce that the new Executive Director of the Ozark Affiliate is Mary Alfrey.

Swing for the Cure

Coach Bret Bielema will be the honorary guest and speaker at the 6th annual Komen Ozark Swing for the Cure Golf Classic to be held on Friday, July 26, 2013 at Shadow Valley Country Club in Rogers.

Breast cancer – a rare, but possible diagnosis for men
Although breast cancer in men is rare, it does happen. In the United States, about one percent of all breast cancers occur in men. Learn more now.

What is genetic testing for breast cancer and who should get it?
Most breast cancers are not related to genes or family history. In fact, only five to 10 percent of all breast cancers diagnosed in the U.S. are thought to be hereditary. Learn More.