Go Passionately Pink!
It’s easy to join and go Passionately Pink! Just wear pink, have fun and raise money to fight breast cancer. Everything you need to know is right here!
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Did you know that there are many financial resources that can help people living with breast cancer? Find out more
View ArticleSee Our Upcoming Events!
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, there are many events involving Susan G. Komen New Orleans! Click here to view our calendar of events!
View ArticleNOLA Goes Pink 2015
Restaurants joined together in support of Susan G. Komen New Orleans during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Many thanks to the following restaurants who partnered with us for NOLA Goes Pink 2015:...
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2015 Race for the Cure® Results & Photos Are In!
Congratulations to all of our 5K finishers! We thank you for making this year’s Race for the Cure® such a success! Click here to see photos by Harlin Miller Jr Race for the Cure® 2015 Teams Awards:...
View ArticleRace to the Lake supports SGK NO
Race to the Lake joins forces with Susan G. Komen New Orleans Come join us on Saturday, April 2nd for a fun filled day and to raise money for a great cause. The 3rd annual Race to the Lake 5K/10K...
View ArticleCommunity Grants Application Process is now open!
How to Apply for Funding Thank you for your interest in the Komen New Orleans Affiliate grants program. Komen New Orleans Community Based Grants are to be submitted through an online Grant e-Management...
View ArticleRide the Pink Elevator at the Jung Hotel in Downtown NO
After April 20th, stop by the Jung Hotel located at 1500 Canal St and take a ride on a beautiful PINK ELEVATOR and help in the fight against #breastcancer! Click here to donate:...
View ArticlePreventive Surgery for Women at High Risk of Breast Cancer
Most women are not at high risk for breast cancer. However, having certain inherited gene mutations can greatly increase the risk of breast cancer. The most common and most well recognized are...
View Article20th Anniversary New Orleans Race for the Cure®
Join us for our celebration of 20 years RACING FOR THE CURE in New Orleans! SAVE THE DATE…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 CITY PARK Online registration will open the week of April 4 It’s a RACE FOR THE CURE® you...
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15th Anniversary Summer Cure Chefs Wine Dinner
Save the Date for our 15th Annual Summer Cure Chefs Wine Dinner Friday, July 15, 2016 Windsor Court Hotel For more information, call the Komen office at 504.455.7310 ~ tickets now available ~click here...
View ArticleSee Our Upcoming Events!
In honor of our Race for the Cure® and Breast Cancer Awareness Month, there are many community events involving Susan G. Komen New Orleans! Click here to view our calendar of events!
View ArticleWe need you to be a Race for the Cure® VOLUNTEER!!
Volunteers play a vital role in the Susan G. Komen New Orleans Race for the Cure®. Your passion and commitment is what makes our Race successful. We strongly encourage all of our volunteers to register...
View ArticleNOLA Goes PINK 2016
Restaurants join together in support of breast cancer research. Here’s a great way to help in the fight against breast cancer! Dine at any of the participating restaurants for “NOLA Goes PINK” and a...
View ArticleRegister and pick up your packet on Race Day!
Race Day Packet Pickup Late Registration and Packet Pick-up opens at 7:00am. If you registered as PART OF A TEAM, your Team Captain should have already picked up your Race number and t-shirt and given...
View ArticleLiving with Metastatic Breast Cancer
People diagnosed with metastatic disease face very different challenges than people diagnosed with early breast cancer. Here, we discuss treatment, prognosis and some of the emotional and practical...
View ArticleFinancial Resources
Did you know that there are many financial resources that can help people living with breast cancer? Find out more
View ArticlePreventive Surgery for Women at High Risk of Breast Cancer
Most women are not at high risk for breast cancer. However, having certain inherited gene mutations can greatly increase the risk of breast cancer. The most common and most well recognized are...
View ArticleDid You Know…
…that one in eight women in the United States will develop breast cancer in her lifetime?
View ArticleBreast Cancer in Women Younger than 40
Breast cancer is rare in younger women. Even so, they may worry about their risk of breast cancer now and in the future. Our Komen Perspectives article covers breast cancer basics for younger women.
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