Thanks to your support, Great Stuff Savvy Resale & Home has been a source of outreach, education, and funding for local breast cancer programs and services in our community. This would not be possible without your loyal patronage, generous donations of merchandise, and volunteer hours. Because of you, during FY 2024-2025:
- DBCC presented peer mentor trainings, adding 14 new peer mentors to the 306 active peer mentors who provide one-to-one emotional support, resources, and research-based information to 177 people newly diagnosed with breast cancer.
- DBCC held over 334 survivor programs and activities serving 2594 breast cancer survivors. This included educational classes for those newly diagnosed, ongoing self-support programs, a holistic conference, Nurture with Nature activities, and a variety of networking and educational programs.
- The Survivorship Team continued to expand the Yes2Health program during the last fiscal year, hosting 128 classes and events throughout the state with 1100 participants.
- DBCC has expanded its services with additional My Sisters Keeper support sessions in New Castle County, designed to support women of color, along with adding Viva La Vida, a support program for Latina survivors.
- DBCC assisted 1183 women with navigation and coordinated 1119 mammogram screenings through the Women’s Health Screening program. DBCC provided 343 women with interpretation and 294 with transportation to their screening.
- DBCC reached over 6408 people through community events and breast health presentations, connecting 493 individuals to DBCC services. DBCC continues to provide bilingual interpretation for clients. DBCC staff includes six Spanish-speaking individuals and four staff fluent in Haitian Creole, making DBCC a tri-lingual organization.
- Through the Breast Care Assistance Fund, DBCC provided $163,180 in assistance to women diagnosed with breast cancer. Assistance addresses quality-of-life issues, as well as emergency funding when other funding sources are not available.
- DBCC held the 27th Annual Breast Cancer Update on May 14, 2025. Presented virtually, the Annual Breast Cancer Update provided cutting-edge information and education on the most current topics in breast cancer diagnosis, treatment, detection, and survivorship to an audience of 117 virtual attendees, including medical professionals, survivors, and members of the general public, free of charge.
Thank you for supporting our mission!