If you see a CMA associate wearing a pink t-shirt or pink ribbon hat at any CMA dealership, it's not just to raise awareness in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Each of those CMA owners made small contributions to the Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation in order to get those shirts and hats.
VBCF is a statewide nonprofit committed to the eradication of breast cancer through education and advocacy. VBCF advocates for health policies and research that benefit Virginians in all stages of the disease, from screening to treatment and even end-of-life care. They also educate and have resources for the most vulnerable in our state, including LGBTQ+ patients and rural populations through Remote Area Medical clinics.
Learn more at www.VBCF.org.
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