October is breast cancer awareness month.
Your support fuels innovative research, provides vital financial assistance to patients, and helps ensure that no one faces breast cancer alone — long after October ends.
Turn awareness into action.
Ways to get involved
There are many ways to make a difference for people affected by breast cancer across Canada.
Choose how you'll take action this October.

Shop for CURE
Shop with purpose. Discover our partners and their products that give back to breast cancer research and support.

Fundraise at School
Bring your school community together. Rally students, teachers, and families to raise funds and make a meaningful difference this October.

FUNDRAISE AT WORK
Make an impact together. Bring your workplace together to support the more thsn 30,000 Canadians diagnosed with breast cancer each year.

Make a donation
Your gift can make a difference. Help fuel breast cancer research and provide meaningful support to patients and their families.
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
Breast Health
MAMMOGRAMS
Early detection
matters.
Knowing when and where to get screened can help you take an active role in your breast health.
Learn about mammograms what to expect at your appointment, and breast screening guidelines in your province.
KNOW YOUR NORMAL
Awareness
starts with you.
Know what’s normal for your body. Learn the signs and symptoms of breast cancer and when it may be time to talk to a health care professional.
PATIENT STORIES
Every breast cancer journey is different.
No one should face it alone.
" When I was diagnosed with breast cancer, my life changed in an instant. Hearing the words, "You have breast cancer," was overwhelming. I felt scared, uncertain, and worried—not only for myself but also for my family. My mind was filled with questions about my treatment, my future, and how we would manage the emotional and financial challenges that lay ahead.. "
Meet our Researchers
Through our dedicated researchers, CURE advances breast cancer treatment by funding innovative research that brings hope to patients and their families.


