AABCA

Our Story

The African American Breast Cancer Alliance (AABCA) was founded in October 1990 by a dedicated group of women who recognized the urgent need for culturally specific support and resources for Black women battling breast cancer. This organization is committed to raising awareness, providing education, and offering emotional and social support to breast cancer patients and survivors, particularly within the Black community, which faces higher mortality rates due to various barriers.

Impact

Since its inception, AABCA has positively impacted thousands of women by providing tailored education, support, and resources, significantly contributing to increased awareness and survivorship.

Why Donate?

Your donation to AABCA supports vital programs that educate and empower Black individuals affected by breast cancer, helping to reduce healthcare disparities and improve patient outcomes.

Get Involved

Join the fight against breast cancer in the Black community. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support AABCA's mission and help save lives!