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Additional Resources

The Pink House – Carolina Breast Friends

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Carolina Breast Friends in Charlotte, NC provides compassion and support to people experiencing breast cancer.

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Breast Cancer Hub

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Breast Cancer Hub is a local Charlotte non-profit organization that does global outreach to educate and treat breast cancer patients around the world. This organization has been a resource throughout the locally and globally since 2017.

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Cancer Symptom Management – Novant Health Medical Center

Sometimes the most challenging part of a cancer diagnosis is managing the side effects of treatment. Our oncology-trained experts can help you live your best life through treatment and beyond.

National Breast Cancer Foundation – Free Educational Guides

NBCF is dedicated to delivering comprehensive, educational information on breast health and healthy living. From understanding the importance of early detection, to knowing how to prepare for a mammogram, NBCF’s online resources and guides aim to empower women and men with useful information.

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NBCF provides grants to facilities across the United States that provide screening and diagnostic mammograms, breast ultrasounds, clinical breast exams and patient navigation to under-served individuals who qualify. Find a facility.

American Cancer Society | Information and Resources about for Cancer: Breast, Colon, Lung, Prostate, Skin

For all cancer information!

24 hour hotline for cancer patients and their families to speak with a cancer specialist – call for local resources in your area or a trained breast cancer mentor.

Kemp Bessant Support Center (Buddy Kemp)

Free counseling for cancer patients and their families! Lots of other resources available as well. They support ANY and all cancer patients – no matter which medical facilities you are using.

Mesothelioma and Breast Cancer

Researchers have discovered significant similarities between breast cancer and mesothelioma, including diagnostic markers, symptoms, and treatments that slow tumor growth. There may even be a connection between breast cancer and asbestos, a dangerous mineral linked to mesothelioma.

Inara Therapy and Wellness

Our goal is to support you in seeing your “symptoms” from a new perspective; welcoming them as important messages that are letting you know where you need to focus so you can discover the person you were always meant to be.

Santulan For Women – Oncology Massage & Skincare

Welcome to a heart-centered, results-based practice that focuses on women’s health & wellness. Santulan strives to bring balance to the body by addressing the form, it’s function and also the energy. Therapeutic, integrative & holistic techniques for massage and skin are used, with a unique East-West approach.

Triple T Foundation for Breast Cancer

When you are first diagnosed with breast cancer, it is overwhelming. The shock and surprise may stun you, as you are suddenly thrown into a world where the terminology is new and confusing. You may not know what questions to ask or remember all of the answers that your doctors give you. We are a resource for breast cancer patients. We will provide a reliable one-stop location for information and resources to support you as you navigate through a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. 

Cleaning for A Reason

Home cleaning for cancer patients while they are in treatment.

Jack and Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation

The Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation’s mission is treating families to WOW! Experiences®, giving children who will lose their Mom or Dad to cancer a timeout to create indispensable memories as a family…while they can.

The Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation (JAJF) is a national 501(c)(3) public charity, operating with the support of our generous donors, corporate partners and oncologists. Since 2006, JAJF has been treating children facing the imminent loss of their Mom or Dad to cancer to WOW! Experiences—a timeout to create positive, cherished memories at beautiful destinations

Force’s Peer Navigation

The Peer Navigation Program connects cancer survivors, people at high risk and their caregivers to support and resources personalized for their situation. This program is for individuals who have just learned about their hereditary cancer risk as well as those who have known about it for many years.

This program provides:

– Peer support
– Health information
– A resource guide

The Pink Fund

Financial help for Breast Cancer Patients. Please look at their website for information and see what the qualifications are!

Good Days | Effective Compassion | Copay Assistance

Good Days is a national non-profit advocacy organization that provides patient assistance and financial resources for life-saving and life-extending treatments to people in need.

Free HOPE Kit

HOPE Kits are a tangible expression of hope, providing comfort & encouragement to women undergoing breast cancer treatment.

NothingPink – BRCA Genetic Testing Awareness & Funding

NothingPink is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 2015 in the State of South Carolina. The organization was founded by President and Executive Director, Kelly Kashmer. After receiving a positive breast cancer diagnosis only two weeks after she received a BRCA2 positive result, Kelly underwent months of testing, chemotherapy and eleven surgeries. As a result of this incredible hardship, she formed the non-profit in order to make a difference in the lives of women in her community through awareness and support surrounding genetic testing and preventative options for breast and ovarian cancer.

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Now in its fourth year of operation, NothingPink is governed by an active volunteer Board of Directors and is successfully partnered with major advocacy groups, healthcare providers and a team of genetic counselors to promote awareness and early intervention for individuals at high risk for breast and ovarian cancers to optimize their outcomes.

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NothingPink is focused on providing support for women and men and their families in and around the Greater Charlotte, NC, and Fort Mill/ Rock Hill, SC areas. With the possibility of national impact, the scope for support that NothingPink provides remains localized to maintain an individualized service model for women at high risk of breast and ovarian cancer and those who are already on a cancer journey.

Get Financial Help – Pretty in Pink Foundation

Pretty In Pink Foundation’s mission is to provide uninsured and under-insured breast cancer patients in North Carolina with financial assistance for quality, life-saving medical treatment.

The Rady Lady Foundation – Financial Assistance

Bring awareness and support to individuals diagnosed with cancer or other illnesses, life threatening or life changing situations and hardships.

Go Jen Go – Breast Cancer Financial Assistance – Charlotte Area

Bring awareness and support to individuals diagnosed with cancer or other illnesses, life threatening or life changing situations and hardships.

Patient Advocate Foundation

A national 501 (c)(3) non-profit charity that provides direct services to patients with chronic, life threatening and debilitating diseases to help access care and treatment recommended by their doctor

Kesem Camp

Free, fun support for kids whose parents have cancer. We work to ensure that every child affected by a parent’s cancer is never alone.


In our community, thousands of children facing the challenges of a parent’s cancer can escape the sadness and isolation that cancer creates and connect with peers who understand and are able to provide comfort and support.

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Pink Ribbon Gals is proud to be a BOC Accredited Facility

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Payment Information

We accept most major medical insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, Care Credit, and all major credit cards. We also accept HSA and FSA payments.

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CONTACT US

Phone: 803.548.8627

Fax: 803.548.8630

You shouldn’t limit what you can or can’t wear after surgery, we are here to help!

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