To Celebrate Life Breast Cancer Foundation

To Celebrate Life Breast Cancer Foundation A volunteer-based organization, we’re guided by our thriver spirit and a passion to impact others.

Since 1996 To Celebrate Life has granted over $6.75M towards Diagnostic Testing, Complementary Holistic Therapies, Emergency, Navigational and Direct Services, targeting underserved communities and families.
» 42 nonprofit organizations
» $6.75 m in grants awarded
» Engaging over 250 volunteers annually

Get Ready to Celebrate and Make a Difference! EARLY BIRD SPECIAL closing soon! Join us on October 3rd to help support un...
08/20/2026

Get Ready to Celebrate and Make a Difference! EARLY BIRD SPECIAL closing soon!
Join us on October 3rd to help support underserved breast cancer patients throughout the Bay Area. Your attendance directly helps raise funds for our Breast Cancer Grants Program.
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL tickets are available through August 23rd. Don’t miss this unforgettable evening of celebration, community and impact.
For event details and to purchase tickets click on the link https://tocelebratelife.ejoinme.org/MoonlightandMagic

Get Ready to Celebrate and Make a Difference!Join us on October 3rd to help support underserved breast cancer patients t...
07/30/2026

Get Ready to Celebrate and Make a Difference!
Join us on October 3rd to help support underserved breast cancer patients throughout the Bay Area. Your attendance directly helps raise funds for our Breast Cancer Grants Program.
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL tickets are available through August 23rd. Don’t miss this unforgettable evening of celebration, community and impact.
For event details and to purchase tickets, click on the link.
https://tocelebratelife.ejoinme.org/MoonlightandMagic

Thank you to our early Stepping Out gala sponsors!Jeanne Sciutti Capurro, Harbor Point Charitable Foundation, Price Fami...
07/27/2026

Thank you to our early Stepping Out gala sponsors!

Jeanne Sciutti Capurro, Harbor Point Charitable Foundation, Price Family Dealerships, Janice and Eduard Still, Marin Cancer Care, Kathy Niggeman, Frank and Lois Noonan, Bank of Marin, Sutter Health, Flagstar Bank, Main Street Research, Bob’s Telecom, Caldwell Sutter Capital, Inc., Jim and Terry Nevin and Gail W. and David R. Stern Fund, Common Counsel Foundation.

Gala sponsorship opportunities are still available.

To receive premium exposure, click here now. https://tocelebratelife.org/stepping-out/

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Bright Spot Network. As cancer rates rise among adults ages 20–49, and especially the alarming ...
07/26/2026

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Bright Spot Network.

As cancer rates rise among adults ages 20–49, and especially the alarming rise among young women with breast cancer, Bright Spot Network fills a critical gap as the only national nonprofit solely focused on supporting parents with cancer, raising young children. A parent’s diagnosis creates significant financial strain on top of the emotional and logistical demands of caregiving and treatment. The Bright Grants program responds to these unique needs by providing flexible, barrier-free financial support that families can use where it is most urgent.

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Pilipino Senior Resource CenterPSRC's Kapwa Kalinga (KK) addresses subtle cultural needs/varian...
07/24/2026

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Pilipino Senior Resource Center

PSRC's Kapwa Kalinga (KK) addresses subtle cultural needs/variances that would have been discounted, remain unnoticed, unmet and fallen through the cracks without their intervention. Their ethnically sensitive approaches make sure that the needs of Filipino breast cancer patients are well served. They believe that, through their caring services and sharing experiences - PSRC makes available a compassionate space for self realization and confidence building - and, that they are not alone in their battle with the disease.

Joy Phoenix presented the check on behalf of To Celebrate Life. Gabby Moraleda accepted the check.

Photos: Chris Gill, Westbound Photography

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Latinas Contra CancerThe Care through Patient Navigation (CPED) program serves uninsured and un...
07/19/2026

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Latinas Contra Cancer

The Care through Patient Navigation (CPED) program serves uninsured and underinsured Latina women who are Spanish-speaking, low-income, or socially isolated in Santa Clara County, with some services in San Mateo County. CPED delivers culturally responsive health education, patient navigation across the cancer continuum, and connection to food, housing, transportation, and financial assistance to promote treatment adherence and continuity of care.

Dr. Natalya Lvoff presented the check on behalf of To Celebrate Life. Melissa Gonzalez accepted the check.

Photos: Chris Gill, Westbound Photography

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Marin Health Foundation"Diagnostics for Under Served Breast Health Patients" offers financial a...
07/17/2026

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Marin Health Foundation

"Diagnostics for Under Served Breast Health Patients" offers financial assistance to qualified patients who cannot otherwise afford these lifesaving, valuable services related to cancer screening and diagnostics. These services include: breast MRI, core biopsies, diagnostic mammograms, 3D mammograms, and ultrasounds. Qualified, underserved patients may not have insurance at all, or have lost their insurance, or coverage is minimal. A patient may otherwise not schedule a timely diagnostic procedure or delay it, which can have catastrophic impact with breast cancer. The goal of the project is to serve qualified, underserved patients in a timely way to ensure they have access to the diagnostic imaging procedures that are directed by their physician.

Carla Daro-Kaliski presented the check on behalf of To Celebrate Life. Joann Rossi accepted the check.

Photos: Chris Gill, Westbound Photography

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Marin Center for Independent Living (Marin CIL) The Mary Mathews Project, named after team memb...
07/15/2026

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Marin Center for Independent Living (Marin CIL)

The Mary Mathews Project, named after team member Mary Mathews who passed away from breast cancer in 2013, is Marin CIL’s critical care assistance program for people recently diagnosed with breast cancer. The Mary Matthews Project helps individuals acquire and/or maintain health insurance benefits, housing, and financial stability during breast cancer treatments and, just as importantly, through the recovery process. Marin CIL is one of only a few organizations located in Marin that provide direct financial assistance. Since its inception, The Mary Matthews Project has consistently been led by team members with lived experience who have navigated their own breast cancer diagnoses.

Ray Kaliski presented the check on behalf of To Celebrate Life. Ted Jackson accepted the check.

Photos: Chris Gill, Westbound Photography

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Shanti ProjectThe Shanti Project's Cancer Program is one of San Francisco's most comprehensive ...
07/08/2026

Meet our 2026 Grantees - Shanti Project

The Shanti Project's Cancer Program is one of San Francisco's most comprehensive and sustained efforts supporting individuals living with cancer. Shanti's multilingual, multicultural Care Navigators spend at least three hours per month with each client from diagnosis through treatment and beyond. They focus on reducing isolation and creating a community of shared experiences among underrepresented clients by mitigating linguistic, cultural, and logistical issues commonly faced.

Jeanne Capurro presented the check on behalf of To Celebrate Life. Ai May Tan accepted the check.

Photos: Chris Gill, Westbound Photography

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1 Blackfield Drive, Ste 14
Tiburon, CA
94920

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