Empowering breast cancer patients

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the butterfly strong foundation

FLAP YOUR WINGS AND START A HURRICANE

about us

Imagine a world without breast cancer but until we find a cure, be fearless.

We support breast cancer patients through advocacy, awareness, and action - embodied by the butterfly, a symbol of transformation.

Butterfly Strong represents courage, hope, and resilience - turning any challenge or adversity into strength.

Hope and vigilance are stronger than fear. The Butterfly Strong Foundation is dedicated to prevention and early detection, creating a world where no breast cancer patient feels alone - and fighting for an end to this disease.

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save the date

Pinktober 2026: Two Events, One Mission

Something beautiful is taking flight this October. Join us as we come together to raise awareness, celebrate survivors, honor loved ones, and support families affected by breast cancer. Save the dates for Hermosa in Pink on October 1 and Slay in Pink on October 20. More details and opportunities to get involved coming soon.

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check yo self

At Butterfly Strong, we are passionate about advocating for early detection. Click to take a 5 minute breast cancer risk assessment.

join the fearless movement

The Tyrer-Cuzick risk assessment factors family history, personal history, and breast density to assess a women's 10 year and lifetime risk of developing breast cancer. For more questions about your risk or screening options, please consult your healthcare provider.

impactful facts

14 seconds

diagnosed

Every 14 seconds, somewhere in the world, a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer.

2500+

patients helped

The Butterfly Strong Foundation supports the efforts of The Breast Cancer Fundraiser (The BCF) and has touched the lives of thousands of breast cancer patients by providing funding, Butterfly Strong trucker hats, and dedicated volunteers to The BCF’s WeCare Program, which distributes care packages to those undergoing treatment.

4 million

survivors

As of January 2025, there are more than 4 million breast cancer survivors in the United States, including women who are still being treated and those who have finished treatment.