By the end of our fiscal year on July 31, 2019, we predict that we will diagnose over 550 women, nearly 300 of them will be uninsured. Marisol was a college student and a single mom with no health insurance when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. 

The first question she had wasn’t, “Will I survive this disease?” but instead, “How will I ever pay for treatment?” It was bone chilling to hear that treatment would cost thousands of dollars.