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https://www.unitedcharitable.org/fsp_daf/sharon-randolph-foundation/ Their mission is to increase awareness and early prevention.

Sherron and Stacy Hogg, the two founders of the Sharon Randolph foundation have turned grief into glory. Sherron and Stacy started their breast cancer foundation in 2004 after losing their mother to “the fight” on June 16, 2000. Throughout Sharon Randolph’s two year fight, the two sisters found themselves unprepared and uneducated with regard to how they could help their mother regain her natural state of vibrancy and emotional health. Accomplishing this will save many lives and ensures that more women live longer, vibrant, and healthier lives. The Sharon Randolph Foundation has three components that were created based on actual experiences with their mother; the Mammogram, Non-Surgical Hair Replacement and Hardship Programs. Because of her generous heart and spirit, Sherron and Stacy desire to help and are committed to touching the lives of breast cancer patients in their mother’s name. They want to help others face the life challenges cancer brings, with dignity and wisdom. They know that their mother would have it no other way. Great advances are being made in treatment and preventative measures; however, continued work is essential to help over 850,000 Californians affected by cancer each year.

10/08/2026

A heartfelt update to our community 💗

The Sharon Randolph Foundation will be taking a pause from activities this October as I take time for rest and healing following the loss of my aunt.

As the founder, stepping back during Breast Cancer Awareness Month weighs on my heart. This foundation carries my mother’s name and a mission that means so much to me. I’m also honoring my own need for the care and compassion we encourage others to receive.

Our commitment to breast cancer awareness and supporting our community remains. Thank you for your understanding, your prayers, and your continued love. Stay tuned for what’s next I. The coming future! Please feel free to visit our website and make a donation to our programs link in comments!

With love and gratitude,
SAH Stewart
Founder, Sharon Randolph Foundation 🎀

08/03/2026

💕 Hope was at the heart of every conversation.

What an incredible day representing the Sharon Randolph Foundation at The Sumner Soul in the park with the Eden Rose Chapter of the Links. Inc

Our booth was more than a place to stop by, it was a place to connect, encourage, educate, and remind people that no one has to face life’s challenges alone.

We had the opportunity to share our mission, talk about the importance of breast health and early detection, connect with survivors and supporters, and inspire others through stories of resilience and hope.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth, shared your story, purchased a book, offered words of encouragement, or simply took the time to learn more about our Foundation. Every conversation reminded us why this work matters.

Together, we are creating a community where healing, hope, and compassion lead the way.

If you’d like to support our mission through volunteering, partnering, donating, or attending one of our events, we’d love to connect with you.

Healing is our mission. Hope is our promise. 💕

06/21/2026

What an incredible day at the Juneteenth Celebration in Emeryville, California! ❤️🖤💚

The Sharon Randolph Foundation would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mika L McCants and the entire team for creating such a beautiful, uplifting event that brought our community together in celebration, culture, history, and unity.

From the vendors and community organizations to the amazing fashion show and live entertainment, the day was filled with joy, connection, and purpose.

We were especially honored to have SAH perform the Black National Anthem, lifting hearts and setting a powerful tone for the celebration. Her performance was a beautiful reminder of the strength, resilience, and legacy of our community.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Sharon Randolph Foundation booth, shared your stories, entered our Grand Prize Drawing, made donations, and learned more about our mission. Your support helps us continue our work in breast cancer awareness, education, prevention, and community impact.

Together, We Can Heal the LAND.

LAND = Live And Not Die

With gratitude,

The Sharon Randolph Foundation

02/21/2026

Alcoholism & Breast Cancer! Let’s Talk About It.

We don’t talk enough about how the things we normalize can quietly harm us.

Alcoholism doesn’t just affect the liver. It affects families. It affects mental health. And yes! it increases the risk of breast cancer.

As someone who lost my mother to breast cancer at 46, this conversation is personal for me. 💗
No #1
Alcohol is classified as a Group 1 carcinogen. Even moderate drinking can raise the risk of breast cancer because alcohol increases estrogen levels and damages DNA. Many women don’t know that.

This is not about judgment.
This is about awareness.
This is about prevention.
This is about loving ourselves enough to make informed choices.

If you are struggling with alcohol, please know:
You are not weak.
You are not alone.
You are worthy of support and healing.

If you are fighting breast cancer:
You are powerful.
You are seen.
You are not defined by a diagnosis.

Let’s choose health.
Let’s choose healing.
Let’s choose life.

In honor of my mother Sharon Randolph and every woman battling or surviving breast cancer , we keep pushing awareness forward. 🎀

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Oakland, CA

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+18184224174

Website

http://www.sharonrandolphfoundation.org/

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