My Style Matters is dedicated to improving health outcomes and overall well-being for women disproportionately impacted by cancer through holistic wellness, education, support, and advocacy. | |
Walk It Out Wednesday is BACK!
And we're kicking things off with Andrea Merriman, Founder of Feminine Life Rebuilder, as she leads us in a powerful conversation on Emotional Healing & Wellness.
Grab your walking shoes, invite a friend, and come ready to learn and burn.
đź“… Date: Wednesday, June 17, 2026
⏰ Time: 6:30 PM ET
đź“Ť Virtual via Zoom
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In honor of National Cancer Survivors Month, we're partnering with American Breast Care to celebrate the beauty, strength, and stories of survivors through
The Faces of H.E.R. Photoshoot Experience
This special event will feature breast cancer survivors modeling American Breast Care apparel while sharing the hope and resilience that define our community.

- Professional photos
- Survivor celebration
- Sisterhood and connection
- A chance to inspire others
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SUPPORT
is now open to
***Breast, Cervical, Colorectal, Prostate and Lung Cancers***
If you or someone you know is experiencing financial hardship related to a breast, cervical, colorectal, lung or prostate cancer diagnosis, we encourage you to apply for our Financial Assistance Program.
To be eligible, applicants must:
- Live in the Metro Atlanta area
- Be currently in active treatment
- Meet low-income eligibility requirements
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H.E.R. Healing, Empowerment
& Resilience Journey
Healing after cancer isn’t just physical. It’s emotional, spiritual, and deeply personal. That’s why we created the H.E.R. Healing, Empowerment & Resilience, a FREE Trauma-Informed Cancer Survivorship (TICS) Course specifically designed for Black and Latina women.
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Join the Study - SAMBAI
Project SAMBAI is a Global Effort to End Cancer Disparities
SAMBAI is a first-of-its-kind research study taking place across the U.S., U.K., Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Zambia.
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Join MD Anderson’s Black Breast Cancer Survivor’s Intervention (BBCSI) study!
Your participation will help researchers learn if a community-based support program can reduce harmful chemical exposures and improve the quality of life for Black breast cancer survivors.
**PLEASE DO NOT SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA**
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The Voices of Black Women Study is designed to center the lived experiences of Black women by collecting information over time about things like health, lifestyle, stress, environment, and access to care.
The goal is to generate data that can inform research, policy, and systems change to improve health outcomes for current and future generations of Black women.
This is not a clinical trial or experiment. Researchers will not ask participants to take pills or medication, change their lifestyle, or receive treatments of any kind. Participation simply consists of completing periodic surveys.
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Do you have a passion for helping others and creating healthier communities?
We are looking for dedicated volunteers to support our mission of improving health outcomes for women impacted by breast cancer. We are currently seeking:
- workshop facilitators,
- health and wellness coaches,
- nutritionists,
- social workers,
- public health professionals,
- accounting and bookkeeping support,
- individuals with administrative experience.
Whether you can give a few hours each month or are looking for a more ongoing opportunity, your time and talents can make a meaningful difference.
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Become a HOPEGIVER Today!
It takes a village, and we're so grateful you're part of ours.
When you give to My Style Matters, you're helping women access the support, education, and resources they need to thrive before, during, and after a breast cancer diagnosis.
Whether it's providing a care kit, helping someone attend a wellness program, or ensuring a woman feels seen and supported, your generosity makes it possible.
Together, we're changing lives, one woman, one family, and one community at a time.
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At My Style Matters, we believe education, community, and advocacy can change lives.
Thank you for being part of this movement.

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