Providing Financial Security for Breast Cancer Patients

Our Mission

We provide a Sense of Security from the financial toxicity often caused by a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment for patients in Colorado through sustained, non-medical, financial assistance.

Our Vision

While we look forward to the day when breast cancer is eradicated, we work each day to make life better for Colorado breast cancer patients.

Our Strategy

We provide our grantees with the ability to choose which expenses are the most important for us to address.

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Breast Box Mastectomy Support

Sense of Security is partnering with Breast Box Mastectomy Support, a Denver based organization that sends boxes filled with free recovery items to people going through breast cancer, mastectomy, and/or reconstruction.

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Workplace Giving

Ask your HR office for more information on how to participate in a workplace giving campaign through payroll deductions.

Workplace Giving
Monthly Giving is Easy and Automatic

Consider making a monthly gift, automatically and securely charged to your credit card. This is an easy way to painlessly increase your unrestricted support of Sense of Security. A $500 annual donor in December could split their donation into 12 $50 donations, helping year round AND increasing their donation to $600!

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We provide a Sense of Security from financial hardship while enhancing the quality of life for Colorado breast cancer patients in treatment.

In the effort to beat breast cancer, people and organizations raise funds for research, participate in support groups, and fund treatment for needy patients. Only patients and their families worry about other basic needs such as housing, food, utilities or transportation.

Sense of Security has provided more than $2.2 million toward housing, utilities, groceries, transportation, insurance premiums, and other basic living expenses of breast cancer patients in treatment. We have assisted nearly 2,300 Coloradans living with breast cancer in 56 counties statewide - and counting!

Who We Are

Celebrating 24 Years of Improving Lives for Breast Cancer Patients

Since 2000, Sense of Security has been here for breast cancer patients in Colorado. We have distributed more than $2.2 Million to nearly 2,300 Colorado families - helping pay basic expenses like housing, transportation, utilities, and groceries to allow our grantees time to focus on their recovery.

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Learn more about how UFC Fighter Bassil Hafez came to meet Oksana and her family and help them out when they needed it most!

Grantee Spotlight 2023

Our Client Testimonial featuring Shana Claybourn, Deborah Donnelley, Latisha Washington and Sabrina Wright-Hobart.

We provide a Sense of Security from financial hardship

In the effort to beat breast cancer, people and organizations raise funds for research, participate in support groups, and fund treatment for needy patients. We believe that no breast cancer patient should suffer through financial stress while in the midst of treatment.

Programs

Learn more about qualifications for financial assistance and the types of funds that Sense of Security provides while you are in breast cancer treatment.

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Events

Events raise awareness and generate crucial resources to serve our grantees.

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Volunteer

Improve your community by joining our cause. You'd be surprised at what a huge difference a little bit of your time can make.

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News & Events

Why We Don’t Have the Answers to Cure Breast Cancer

By Barbara Jacoby • 03 May, 2023

I purposely titled this as a statement rather than a question because most often the question is what we hear without any answers. I have been spending lots of time and effort in trying to find some of those answers and I think that I am finally beginning to have an understanding of this matter and believe me, there are ... The post Why We Don’t Have the Answers to Cure Breast Cancer appeared first on Let Life Happen.