The Feel Your Boobies Foundation (FYB)
www.feelyourboobies.com

The Feel Your Boobies Foundation strives to raise awareness, primarily in pre-mammogram women under 40, about the importance getting to know your “boobies” and encouraging conversations about boobies and breast cancer. The Foundation is a non-profit 501c(3) funded by its own merchandise sales and individual and corporate donations.

The Therapeutic Riding Equestrian Center (TREC)
www.trecerie.org

The Therapeutic Riding Equestrian Center (TREC) has been helping people with physical, emotional, cognitive and social disabilities since 1981. TREC’s nationally certified instructors develop programs utilizing horses to fit the needs of each individual student. The goals are to build muscle strength and coordination, promote confidence and self-esteem, as well as focus and cognitive developments. To learn more about TREC, enroll a student, or to volunteer, please visit TREC’s website at www.trecerie.org

March of Dimes
website

March of Dimes is the leading nonprofit for pregnancy and baby health. We help moms have full-term pregnancies and healthy babies, and if something goes wrong, we offer information and comfort to families. We research the problems that threaten our babies and work on preventing them through research, education, community service, and advocacy. Locally, March of Dimes hosts several family and fundraising events each year, and invite all moms to join our cause: healthier, stronger babies. For more information, click on website

The Relay For Life
American Cancer Society
1-800-ACS-2345
www.cancer.org

The Relay For Life is the American Cancer Society's National Signature Event, which began in 1985, allows individuals from all walks of life to join in the fight against cancer. The overnight event raises money and awareness while serving as a celebration for cancer survivors, a memorial for loved ones lost, and a rally for the community. Teams or 12- 15 members form from businesses, clubs, families, friends, schools, hospitals, and service organizations. A representative from each team is always out on the track walking, jogging, or running, while other members camp out along the track and enjoy entertainment, activities, and camaraderie. Call 1-800-ACS-2345 or visit www.cancer.org to find a Relay in your community.

Women's Care Center
2503 West 15th Street, Suite Three
Erie, PA 16505

Melissa Gawlinski

814-836-7505

mgawlinski@wccerie.org

The Women’s Care Center of Erie County, Inc. is pregnancy resource center, with 6 branch locations in Erie and Erie County, as well as a medical clinic, an education division, an adoption agency (Adoption By Choice), and 2 upscale resale boutiques (My Sister’s Closet). The primary mission of WCC is comprehensive care for young women, men and their families primarily surrounding a crisis pregnancy. WCC offers counseling, pregnancy tests, sonograms, material assistance, education, prenatal care and STD screenings

Read To Rebound
www.readtorebound.org

Read To Rebound collects true stories about kids who have gone through challenging situations, anything from dealing with divorce to eating disorders. We then make those stories available through a website and printed books to show other kids they are not alone in the troubles they face.