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Honoring Friends and Celebrating the Gift of Community
Thank you to all Sponsors, Honorary Committee, donors, event speakers and friends of To Life! including those
who participated in the Silent Auction and Auction Basket Contest. We appreciate your support!
With 70 votes cast, the 'Most Amazing Basket' winner is The Friendship Basket donated by Friends of Logan Manor
With a high bid of $240, The 'Fabulous Fund$ Basket' winner is A Romantic Dinner in Your Home donated by Cindi and Kevin Dubner
From April 30th - May 7 order a meal from one of these restaurants and
a donation will be made to To Life!
Participating Restaurants:
Chianti Ristorante - Saratoga
Forno Bistro - Saratoga
Boca Bistro - Saratoga
Nicole's Restaurant - Albany
Shogun Restaurant - Delmar
To Life! was founded in 1998 by a breast cancer survivor who understood first-hand the uncertainty, questions and needs faced by those dealing with a breast cancer diagnosis. Her vision was to create a local, independent, grass-roots organization which would serve our community right here in the Capital District. We strive to provide the information and resources you need and to help you thrive in your new normal.
To Life! was founded to provide our community with breast cancer information and services for patients, families and friends. Your health is very important to us. We recognize that good information will improve your relationship with your health provider and lead to better decisions about your care. We welcome the opportunity to assist during and after active treatment.
Mother’s Day can be a day of celebration and it can also be a challenging day as we remember those we have lost. Nevertheless, it is a beautiful opportunity to remember the moms and mother figures who have touched our lives and our hearts. Read More
Many moms want to breastfeed after undergoing breast cancer treatment, and while it may present a few challenges, it's certainly possible. Read More
Radiation therapy for breast cancer uses high-energy X-rays, protons or other particles to kill cancer cells. Rapidly growing cells, such as cancer cells, are more susceptible to the effects of radiation therapy than are normal cells. Read More
Overweight and obese women — defined as having a BMI (body mass index) over 25 — have a higher risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer compared to women who maintain a healthy weight, especially after menopause. Read More
