North Miami, FL (July 1, 2012) - The Florida Breast Cancer Foundation (FBCF) is proud to announce receipt of a grant of $8,500 from the Community Foundation of Broward.
Florida Breast Cancer Foundation will use the grant to support growth opportunities for the board of directors, including but not limited to: consultant time and fees for development projects, implementation of video-conferencing technologies, development of a board-only web portal, as well as other ambassador tools for all board members, i.e. business cards, travel stipends etc.
”The Boards in Action Program has proven to be the venue to do such work, and it will continue with this grant award. After many hours of investment on behalf of all our board members, we thank the Community Foundation of Broward for making the entire process available and providing up the opportunity to receive this grant”, said Kathy Durham FBCF Board Chair.
Breast Cancer in the United States has the fourth highest presence in Florida, with 2,730 fatalities a year in the State. FBCF’s Board of Director’s must have the tools necessary to logistically and systematically guide the organization to new levels of growth.
Media Contact:
James R Konschnik,
President & CEO
Florida Breast Cancer Foundation
305.631.2134
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About the Florida Breast Cancer Foundation
Florida Breast Cancer Foundation (FBCF) is a 501c(3) grassroots organization with the mission to end breast cancer through advocacy, education, and research. FBCF works statewide to raise awareness and mobilize Floridians to ensure sufficient public funding for breast cancer research, quality health care for all without fear of discrimination, and an environment free of carcinogens. FBCF is the organization in the State of Florida with the End Breast Cancer license plate. All monies raised stay in the State of Florida to support advocacy, education, and research programs for Florida residents and institutions. For more information, visit
www.FloridaBreastCancer.org.
About the Community Foundation of Broward
About Founded in 1984, the Community Foundation of Broward's mission is to provide leadership on community solutions, and foster philanthropy that connects people who care with causes that matter. A public nonprofit organization with more than 400 charitable Funds and agency endowments representing $100 million, it has distributed $55 million to support community solutions over the past 28 years. As a community leader, it convenes citizens around critical issues, and builds the capacity of the nonprofit sector to respond to these issues. For more information about the Community Foundation of Broward,
www.cfbroward.org.