IWIN Foundation supports individuals statewide receiving treatment for breast cancer by relieving emotional, physical, and financial burdens.
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Mother's Day Campaign - We Reached our Goal and More...
In the month of May, Bev Middaugh of Bright Ideas in Broad Ripple, Inc., pledged to match $5,000 on donations to IWIN. We are thrilled and humbled to announce we met and exceeded our goal. Thanks to all of you, we were able to rasie $11,860 for mothers fighting breast cancer all over Indiana. Thank you to Bev, thank you to April (the face and backbone of our campaign), and thank you to our supporters!
Thank You Triton Central High School Girl's Basketball Team
The Triton Central Girls basketball team presented IWIN with a $20,000
check on April 10, 2019. Each year the team plays a "Pink Out" game to raise
funds for IWIN. Their community comes out in full force to support this
amazing event! They have rasied over $110,000 in 7 years for IWIN.
Way to go Lady Tigers and Coach Graham!
We are excited to announce our new Development Director, Claire Kaup!
Claire comes from a background in law, education and development, and mostly recently worked on the development team at IndyHumane. Raised in Northwest Indiana, she has lived and worked in Tokyo, New York, and Ann Arbor before settling down with her wife in Indianapolis. In her spare time, Claire enjoys traveling, reading, and spending time with her overly sassy cats. Claire connects personally with the IWIN mission, and feels fortunate to work for Indiana women and men on their path to surviviorship in Indiana.
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Upcoming Events
The Pink Mile
Join Us on October 17th from 5pm- 7pm
for a Luminary Walk
Avon-Hendricks Regional Health YMCA
301 Satori Parkway
Avon, IN 46123
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From Our Founder
"My dedication to the fight against breast cancer began several years ago with the diagnosis of breast cancer to a very good friend. It was at that time that I realized the impact treatment had on a woman. Due to the fatiguing nature of chemotherapy and the physical limitations of surgery, I recognized that even the simple things in life now became stressors, such as lifting their child and cleaning the house."
- Nancy Shepard, R.N
