breast cancer

Megan and Terri are best friends and Megan recently was diagnosed with a fast moving and invasive cancer. Now, Terri along with Megan's loved ones, are doing everything they can to help save her life.

I hope the jerk reads this. Or better yet, has someone read it to him.

Despite 2020 changing up Cans for a Cure this year, South Portland Professional Firefighters Local 1476 really came through.

You can still help Mainers fighting breast cancer and it's easier than ever!

I think we can all agree that this year has 100% icky. As we try to stay safe and keep each other safe...breast cancer goes on.

Give bikers a cause and you will find a very passionate group of people helping anyway they can.

Sammantha Finch made the painful decision to have a double matectomy after learning she has the BRCA 2 mutation gene.

Cans for a Cure helps so many Mainers battling breast cancer - and it all starts by having a wicked good time!

Yup. Starting on Cans for a Cure 2020! Get ready to have a wicked good time and help a lot of Mainers!

It was just as Cans for a Cure was wrapping up when I heard, 'Lori...it's your mom!'

When a co-worker was diagnosed with breast cancer...her friends and community stepped up!

What does 6 months of ice cream and goat snuggling have in common? They are both up for auction in the annual Cans for a Cure online auction going on NOW!

This was the most fun and great event for Cans for a Cure!

Coming up on Tuesday, October 8th - Head Games in Portland is letting us take over and it all benefits Cans for a Cure...

Grab that motorcycle and let's help Mainers fighting breast cancer!

Grab that motorcycle and let's help Mainers fighting breast cancer!