The 2022 Breast Cancer Campaign
30 Years of Commitment. United to Help End Breast Cancer. 

Thirty years ago, people around the world were dying from breast cancer and knowledge surrounding the disease was limited—there was no Pink Ribbon, research was underfunded, and there was not an understanding of the complexities behind this disease. In 1992, Evelyn H. Lauder co-created the Pink Ribbon and launched The Estée Lauder Companies’ Breast Cancer Campaign, inspiring a global movement around its mission to help create a breast cancer-free world for all.

Today, The Breast Cancer Campaign supports research, education and medical services worldwide in a multitude of ways including:

• Funding medical research and fellowships worldwide
• Identifying and addressing disparities that exist across the entire breast cancer landscape
• Advancing conversations on the importance of breast health education and early detection by facilitating discussions between the breast cancer community, medical experts and key opinion leaders, as well as creating informative materials
• Supporting the building and updating of various care centers to treat and support breast cancer patients
• Funding medical resources and services including access to mammograms and screenings for vulnerable groups with limited access to healthcare
• Positively impacting the lives of people with breast cancer and their families by helping to provide support, therapy and counseling programs

Although we have already made great strides against this disease, our work is not yet done. The call to help end breast cancer is urgent: it continues to be the most commonly diagnosed cancer worldwide.¹ This has only reaffirmed why the mission of The Breast Cancer Campaign remains unwavering, uniting people in hope to help end breast cancer as a life-threatening disease, for all. It’s #TimeToEndBreastCancer.

Reference: The Breast Cancer Campaign

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