Alabama
Our mission is to save lives by meeting the most critical needs of our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer.
Alabama
Our mission is to save lives by meeting the most critical needs of our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer.
Get Involved
Help us reach our vision of a world without breast cancer by getting involved in our local community.
Go Pink for the Cure
We’re excited to announce Komen’s latest fundraising program: Go Pink for the Cure. This program focuses on the next generation of passionate, grassroots advocates for the cause: students!
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Employee Engagement
Engage your employees in our mission to end breast cancer forever.
When your organization partners with Komen, you’ll have access to trusted, accurate, timely breast cancer information to share with staff, and exciting team-building programs that are simple to implement. Plus, the Komen team will be ready to support, step-by-step, as you launch a corporate health and wellness campaign or employee engagement program.
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Volunteer with Us
When you volunteer with the Susan G. Komen, in Alabama, you’re helping to save the lives of people in your community – and around the world. Join us create a world without breast cancer. We value all our volunteers who assist in Komen events, delivering our mission, sharing our advocacy, and more.
Local Events
Join the fight to end breast cancer by attending an event in Alabama!
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Our Impact in Alabama
Susan G. Komen is funding more breast cancer research than any other nonprofit while providing real-time help to those facing the disease.
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Community
67
Counties in Alabama are served by Susan G. Komen breast cancer services.
Need Help?
Call our breast care helpline to assist with finding local screening and diagnostic facilities or clinical research trials, requesting financial assistance, or other questions or care needs.
Latest News & Information
Jeanelle’s Story: Advocating for Herself Led to a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Lynda Nance
For over a year, Jeanelle tried to convince her doctor that something was wrong. "I had leaking from one of my breasts and it felt heavy," she said. "But my doctor kept telling me I was too young for breast cancer." The day Jeanelle felt a lump, she knew it was time to advocate for herself and push for a mammogram.Breast Cancer Continues to Impact Communities; New York Rallies Together to Take Action at Susan G. Komen® MORE THAN PINK Walk
Annual Event Unites Survivors, Those Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer, Families and Supporters to Raise Critical Funds, Provide Essential Resources and Accelerate Progress Against Breast Cancer NEW YORK CITY – Susan G. Komen®, the world’s leading breast cancer organization, today announced it will host the Greater New York City Race for the Cure bringing together […]Alabama
Contact Us
Susan G. Komen Alabama
State Executive Director, TN, MS & AL:
April Douglas
Email:
adouglas@komen.org
Phone:
615-439-2897
