Why is it important to raise money for The Rose through various fundraising efforts?

Fundraising Manager Shannon McNair sat down with Mike Hazelrigs to discuss his ten thousand mile motorcycle ride across America for The Rose. Shannon emphasizes that fundraising for The Rose helps provide essential medical services, and it's crucial for supporting those in need. Mike highlighted the significance of proper fund usage and The Rose's transparency in managing donations. 

They cover numerous fundraising methods, ranging from school events to physical challenges. And Shannon encourages participation by underscoring that every contribution, no matter how small, makes a difference.

To get involved or for more information, contact events@therose.org.

There’s still time to donate to Mike’s fundraising efforts for The Rose, too! Tap this link to make a pledge. It may save the life of a woman in need.

Key Questions Answered

1. Why did Mike choose to ride for The Rose?

2. What was the process like for Mike to set up his fundraising effort with The Rose?

3. What challenges do participants face in the Hokahay motorcycle challenge?

4. Can small fundraising efforts make a difference for The Rose?

5. How does The Rose ensure the proper use of donated funds?

Timestamped Overview

00:00 Every bit counts in making a difference.

03:10 Cautious spending, easy fundraising, avoiding handling money.

06:20 Email events@therose.org for ways to help.

Why is it important to raise money for The Rose through various fundraising efforts?
Fundraising Manager Shannon McNair sat down with Mike Hazelrigs to discuss his ten thousand mile motorcycle ride across America for The Rose. Shannon emphasizes that fundraising for The Rose helps provide essential medical services, and it's crucial for supporting those in need. Mike highlighted the significance of proper fund usage and The Rose's transparency in managing donations. 
They cover numerous fundraising methods, ranging from school events to physical challenges. And Shannon encourages participation by underscoring that every contribution, no matter how small, makes a difference.
To get involved or for more information, contact <a href="mailto:events@therose.org">events@therose.org</a>.
There’s still time to donate to Mike’s fundraising efforts for The Rose, too! Tap <a href="https://therose.org/events/hoka-hey-ride/">this link</a> to make a pledge. It may save the life of a woman in need.
Key Questions Answered
1. Why did Mike choose to ride for The Rose?
2. What was the process like for Mike to set up his fundraising effort with The Rose?
3. What challenges do participants face in the Hokahay motorcycle challenge?
4. Can small fundraising efforts make a difference for The Rose?
5. How does The Rose ensure the proper use of donated funds?
Timestamped Overview
00:00 Every bit counts in making a difference.
03:10 Cautious spending, easy fundraising, avoiding handling money.
06:20 Email events@therose.org for ways to help.

The Rose Breast Center of Excellence presents Let's Talk About Your Breasts with Dorothy Gibbons.

Each week, Dorothy hosts candid conversations with an array of people in the breast cancer community. From doctors and employees to donors and individuals who influence policy, you'll learn all there is to know about the disease which impacts so many women in our community.

The Rose Breast Center of Excellence presents Let's Talk About Your Breasts with Dorothy Gibbons.
Each week, Dorothy hosts candid conversations with an array of people in the breast cancer community. From doctors and employees to donors and individuals who influence policy, you'll learn all there is to know about the disease which impacts so many women in our community.

Let's Talk About Your Breasts

The Rose Breast Center of Excellence presents Let's Talk About Your Breasts with Dorothy Gibbons.


Each week, Dorothy hosts candid conversations with an array of people in the breast cancer community. From doctors and employees to donors and individuals who influence policy, you'll learn all there is to know about the disease which impacts so many women in our community.

The Rose Breast Center of Excellence presents Let's Talk About Your Breasts with Dorothy Gibbons.
 Each week, Dorothy hosts candid conversations with an array of people in the breast cancer community. From doctors and employees to donors and individuals who influence policy, you'll learn all there is to know about the disease which impacts so many women in our community.

Riding on Hope: How a Motorcycle Challenge Raised Money for The Rose

What factors contribute to breast density? 

Dr. Raz answers listeners’ questions and explains the multifaceted nature of breast density, highlighting genetics as the primary factor. Hormonal influences, obesity levels, and age all play additional roles. His discussion makes clear that breast density varies among women, and not all influencing factors carry the same weight.

Download this episode to learn more about why women with dense breast tissue may require, and benefit from, supplementary screenings like ultrasounds or MRIs in addition to traditional mammography.

Key Questions Answered

1.) What factors influence breast density?

2.) How does a woman know if she has dense breasts?

3.) Are dense breasts common?

4.) How is breast density categorized in a mammogram report?

5.) Are dense breasts a risk factor for breast cancer?

Key Questions Answered

00:00 Breast density influenced by hormones and genetics.

04:09 Breast density refers to ratio of tissues.

08:22 Dense breast tissue reduces mammogram sensitivity.

10:56 Dense breast tissue increases breast cancer risk.

14:29 Studies show dense breast reduces mammogram sensitivity.

What factors contribute to breast density? 
Dr. Raz answers listeners’ questions and explains the multifaceted nature of breast density, highlighting genetics as the primary factor. Hormonal influences, obesity levels, and age all play additional roles. His discussion makes clear that breast density varies among women, and not all influencing factors carry the same weight.
Download this episode to learn more about why women with dense breast tissue may require, and benefit from, supplementary screenings like ultrasounds or MRIs in addition to traditional mammography.
Key Questions Answered
1.) What factors influence breast density?
2.) How does a woman know if she has dense breasts?
3.) Are dense breasts common?
4.) How is breast density categorized in a mammogram report?
5.) Are dense breasts a risk factor for breast cancer?
Key Questions Answered
00:00 Breast density influenced by hormones and genetics.
04:09 Breast density refers to ratio of tissues.
08:22 Dense breast tissue reduces mammogram sensitivity.
10:56 Dense breast tissue increases breast cancer risk.
14:29 Studies show dense breast reduces mammogram sensitivity.

Understanding Breast Density: Factors, Risks, and Screening Methods

The Rose's Hispanic outreach program began in 1999.

So starting a Spanish version of Let's Talk About Your Breasts is a no-brainer.

Titled Hablemos de Nuestros Senos, Dorothy and Communications Manager Elda Gavidia discuss the expansion of the show. And they emphasize the cultural sensitivity and the need to communicate in the listener's native language.

The stories these women share will inspire and empower breast cancer patients and caregivers alike. Through this new podcast series, The Rose aims to foster a supportive community and provide vital information to women who otherwise wouldn't have access to it. 

Hablemos de Nuestros Senos launches next month, just in time for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Visit therose.org to learn more about our mission, and to make a donation. Your support could save the life of an uninsured Texan.

Key Questions Answered

1.) Why is the introduction of a Spanish version significant?

2.) What history does the Rose have with the Hispanic community?

3.) What percentage of diagnosed patients at the Rose are Hispanic?

4.) What kind of support has the Spanish-speaking support group at the Rose provided?

5.) What primary value is emphasized in the podcast regarding storytelling and guests?

Timestamped Overview

00:00 Addressing language and cultural disparities in healthcare.

04:54 Feature breast cancer survivors and community advocates.

09:15 Encouraging sharing faith and supporting breast cancer survivors.

11:36 Promoting podcast engagement, seeking diverse audience input.

14:12 Women leave empowered after sharing their stories.

16:24 Honored to be a small part.

The Rose's Hispanic outreach program began in 1999.
So starting a Spanish version of Let's Talk About Your Breasts is a no-brainer.
Titled Hablemos de Nuestros Senos, Dorothy and Communications Manager Elda Gavidia discuss the expansion of the show. And they emphasize the cultural sensitivity and the need to communicate in the listener's native language.
The stories these women share will inspire and empower breast cancer patients and caregivers alike. Through this new podcast series, The Rose aims to foster a supportive community and provide vital information to women who otherwise wouldn't have access to it. 
Hablemos de Nuestros Senos launches next month, just in time for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Visit <a href="http://therose.org">therose.org</a> to learn more about our mission, and to make a donation. Your support could save the life of an uninsured Texan.
Key Questions Answered
1.) Why is the introduction of a Spanish version significant?
2.) What history does the Rose have with the Hispanic community?
3.) What percentage of diagnosed patients at the Rose are Hispanic?
4.) What kind of support has the Spanish-speaking support group at the Rose provided?
5.) What primary value is emphasized in the podcast regarding storytelling and guests?
Timestamped Overview
00:00 Addressing language and cultural disparities in healthcare.
04:54 Feature breast cancer survivors and community advocates.
09:15 Encouraging sharing faith and supporting breast cancer survivors.
11:36 Promoting podcast engagement, seeking diverse audience input.
14:12 Women leave empowered after sharing their stories.
16:24 Honored to be a small part.

Introducing Our Spanish Language Podcast Series

This episode stresses the importance of communication within families about serious illnesses, as Brooke Baugh shares her own experience with her mother's breast cancer diagnosis.

Dorothy and Brooke talk about transforming grief into positive action and the critical role of community service. They highlight the impact of The Rose and the partnerships that help uninsured women receive necessary screenings and treatments. Brooke recounts her mother's legacy and how it led to increased community support and programs like Project Mammogram.

Key Questions Answered

1.) Why is self-care and taking time for preventative health measures important?

2.) How does Brooke's own family history influence her advocacy for self-care and breast cancer screening?

3.) What can individuals impacted by breast cancer do to become advocates?

4.) Why is communication within families about serious illnesses important?

5.) How has Brooke's loss of her mother shaped her work in the nonprofit sector?

Timestamped Overview

00:00 Doctor's revelation changed perception of mom's illness.

05:25 Women need support, access to healthcare.

09:55 Director partners to provide breast health access.

11:35 Women need expensive excisional biopsies for cancer.

16:34 Impact of mother's partner, sons, and tribute.

17:20 Family legacy continues through charitable auction.

22:31 Positive grieving, honoring a lost loved one.

25:48 World today causes stress, little time for relaxation.

27:26 Women need to prioritize self-care and seek help.

32:24 Sharing mom's story after almost 20 years.

33:33 Project Mammogram provides essential services for underinsured women.

37:37 Grieving led to career change; support is vital.

This episode stresses the importance of communication within families about serious illnesses, as Brooke Baugh shares her own experience with her mother's breast cancer diagnosis.
Dorothy and Brooke talk about transforming grief into positive action and the critical role of community service. They highlight the impact of The Rose and the partnerships that help uninsured women receive necessary screenings and treatments. Brooke recounts her mother's legacy and how it led to increased community support and programs like Project Mammogram.
Key Questions Answered
1.) Why is self-care and taking time for preventative health measures important?
2.) How does Brooke's own family history influence her advocacy for self-care and breast cancer screening?
3.) What can individuals impacted by breast cancer do to become advocates?
4.) Why is communication within families about serious illnesses important?
5.) How has Brooke's loss of her mother shaped her work in the nonprofit sector?
Timestamped Overview
00:00 Doctor's revelation changed perception of mom's illness.
05:25 Women need support, access to healthcare.
09:55 Director partners to provide breast health access.
11:35 Women need expensive excisional biopsies for cancer.
16:34 Impact of mother's partner, sons, and tribute.
17:20 Family legacy continues through charitable auction.
22:31 Positive grieving, honoring a lost loved one.
25:48 World today causes stress, little time for relaxation.
27:26 Women need to prioritize self-care and seek help.
32:24 Sharing mom's story after almost 20 years.
33:33 Project Mammogram provides essential services for underinsured women.
37:37 Grieving led to career change; support is vital.

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