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Non-profit sponsors are essential for the success and sustainability of an organization’s mission. They play a vital role by offering financial support, resources, or expertise that allow the non-profit to carry out its initiatives. In exchange, sponsors receive recognition and visibility, often through brand placement, event promotions, or public acknowledgment.

Here are a few key ways non-profit sponsors contribute:

• Financial Support: Sponsors often provide monetary donations to fund specific programs, events, or general operations. This helps non-profits achieve their goals without being overly reliant on grants or fundraising events.
• In-Kind Contributions: These can include products, services, or supplies that the non-profit needs to operate. Examples could be donated office supplies, venue space for events, or promotional materials.
• Expertise and Networking: Many sponsors offer their professional knowledge, advisory services, or connections to help non-profits strengthen their operations or reach a larger audience.
• Event Sponsorship: Many companies sponsor non-profit events, from charity walks to galas. In return, they receive exposure to the event’s attendees and the wider public.
• Public Recognition: Sponsors typically receive acknowledgment through logos on promotional materials, media mentions, and public speeches at events.

By partnering with beyond pink ribbons, sponsors not only contribute to a meaningful cause but also build their brand’s reputation by demonstrating social responsibility and community involvement. Non-profit sponsors are essential for the success and sustainability of an organization’s mission. They play a vital role by offering financial support, resources, or expertise that allow the non-profit to carry out its initiatives. In exchange, sponsors receive recognition and visibility, often through brand placement, event promotions, or public acknowledgment. Here are a few key ways non-profit sponsors contribute: Financial Support: Sponsors often provide monetary donations to fund specific programs, events, or general operations. This helps non-profits achieve their goals without being overly reliant on grants or fundraising events. In-Kind Contributions: These can include products, services, or supplies that the non-profit needs to operate. Examples could be donated office supplies, venue space for events, or promotional materials. Expertise and Networking: Many sponsors offer their professional knowledge, advisory services, or connections to help non-profits strengthen their operations or reach a larger audience. Event Sponsorship: Many companies sponsor non-profit events, from charity walks to galas. In return, they receive exposure to the event’s attendees and the wider public. Public Recognition: Sponsors typically receive acknowledgment through logos on promotional materials, media mentions, and public speeches at events.

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APPLYING FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

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beyond pink ribbons Breast Cancer financial assistance programs provides financial support for basic living and healthcare expenses to eligible breast cancer patients. Entry into the Financial Assistance Programs is 1 time per year, and is based on funding and financial resources available. Our goal is to provide resources and financial support to those that are in active breast cancer treatment.

WHO QUALIFIES AND WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT

THE BREAST CANCER TREATMENT HEALTH ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

​YOU MUST BE IN ACTIVE TREATMENT.  Active treatment is defined and specified as: the period after a positive diagnosis of breast cancer has been made (with a diagnostic biopsy), and during which therapies are being managed, including surgical procedures to remove the cancerous cells (e.g. single or bi-lateral mastectomy, lumpectomy, axillary dissection, or sentinel node biopsy), chemotherapy or radiation. Active treatment does not include reconstruction surgeries or long-term hormonal therapies (including Tamoxifen, Fareston, Arimidex, Aromasin, Femara, Zoladex/Lupron, Megace, and Halotestin).

​beyond pink ribbons Breast Cancer Treatment Assistance Program is not an emergency fund and cannot provide immediate financial assistance.

You must provide proof of a current diagnosis via a signed, dated letter on official letterhead AND complete the Breast Cancer Treatment Health Assistance Application.

Amount of assistance given on a short-term basis (up to 90 days) is based on qualification and available program funds.

IF I’M ACCEPTED INTO THE PROGRAM HOW DO I RECEIVE THE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE?

The individual selected for this program will not receive the money directly. Wranglin’ for a cure will directly make a payment to a bill of the person’s choice that does not exceed the amount of the money given. Payments may be for, but not limited to utility bills, mortgage or rent, car or car insurance payment, health insurance premiums, medication, medical supplies, and office visit co-pays, and more may be paid with this financial assistance.

Bills in the process of collection will not be considered. By applying to our programs, you are certifying that all information submitted to wranglin’ for a cure is accurate and true, to the best of your knowledge. Any false statements may disqualify you from our program.

wrangling’ for a cure does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, age, nationality, gender, or ethnicity.