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Mary Kay Employees Pack HOPE Kits to Support Breast Cancer Patients

Mary Kay Employees Pack HOPE Kits to Support Breast Cancer Patients
10/10/2025 | Companies
On September 10, 2025, Mary Kay Inc. employees united to support women served by the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF), embodying the company’s spirit of giving. During a HOPE Kit Packing Party, team members prepared 100 thoughtfully assembled care packages, offering comfort, encouragement,...
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NRG Wear Pink, Power Hope: Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness and Research

NRG Wear Pink, Power Hope: Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness and Research
12/23/2024 | Companies
Every October, organizations worldwide focus on raising awareness about breast cancer screening and prevention. At NRG, we believe in the transformative power of hope and are dedicated to turning that belief into meaningful action. Our Wear Pink, Power Hope initiative was created to make a...
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Preserving Fertility After a Young Breast Cancer Diagnosis: Emma's Journey and Expert Advice

Preserving Fertility After a Young Breast Cancer Diagnosis: Emma's Journey and Expert Advice
06/07/2024 | Citizenship
At 28, Emma was a nursing student when she received a diagnosis of triple-negative breast cancer. She had always dreamed of having children, and upon learning that her treatment could jeopardize her fertility, she quickly decided to pursue in vitro fertilization (IVF) and egg freezing.  ...
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