Breast cancer survivors often have a lot of questions and concerns, and it’s not uncommon to face challenges during and after treatment. Oregon Cancer Foundation is hosting the second annual Topics in Breast Cancer mini conference on October 9 to provide breast cancer survivors with education and support.

Step into the Oregon Cancer Foundation office in Eugene and the first thing you’ll likely notice is a lot of colorful bras. “We have 24 Bras for Cause entries this year,” says OCF executive director Amy Johnston. “This year’s entries are very unique and creative.”

A cancer diagnosis can send someone’s finances into a tailspin. Sometimes, all that is needed is a small amount of money to help a patient get by until they can access other resources. The Oregon Cancer Foundation’s Financial Assistance Program offers that bridge of support, helping cancer survivors in Lane County when they need it most.

When Kelly Barton was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018, life as she knew it changed overnight. To help her stay positive through her treatment and recovery, a friend gave the avid runner a fantastic idea—to organize a 5K fundraiser.