Funds Available for Qualified Non-Profit Breast Centers
Huntington Beach, CA – December 7, 2011 – Mammograms In Action (MIA), a Southern California based nonprofit breast cancer organization, announced today that they are launching their first MIA Breast Health Care Grant program for the 2012-2013 grant season.
Designed to support community based non-profit breast centers nationwide, these funds are now available to qualified organizations thru the grant application process. Grantees must be able to administer and/or manage the MIA grant funds to support qualified women and men who need screening and/or diagnostic procedures in the prevention of breast cancer.
The Request for Applications (RFA) with specific guidelines on how to apply for a MIA Breast Health Care Grant is available online at http://www.mammogramsinaction.org/apply-for-a-grant
Mammograms In Action began in 2009 and has already awarded $30,000 in grants to breast centers with an additional $200,000 allocated for the 2012-2013 grant season. These funds have primarily been raised thru the grassroots efforts driven by athletes and supporters in the CrossFit community. The Pink Bra Tour and Amazing Grace Barbells for Boobs events this past October (www.barbellsforboobs.org) involved over 12,000 participants across 395 CrossFit affiliates in 45 states and 5 countries around the globe, raising a total of $600,000 for the breast cancer cause.
“Every man and woman deserves the opportunity to be screened for breast cancer and we have the ability to take action and reach thousands of underserved individuals nationwide, “ said Zionna Munoz, president and founder of Mammograms In Action. “Funding for screenings and diagnostic procedures is not only a necessity, but really does save lives. Our mission is possible, our message is simple: Save a pair, save a life.”
For more information about the available grants and deadlines to apply, please visit:
http://www.mammogramsinaction.org/mia-breast-health-care-grant
Ever seen someone move like this? Ever see “Grace” being performed this fast? Well now you have and all thanks to Tony hitting a PR at the finale event of the Pink Bra Tour at CrossFit New England.
We had four events over the past weekend. It was hard work, but the most amazing experience!! Friday we kicked off Amazing Grace at CrossFit Newport Beach, the headquarters of Mammograms In Action.
Saturday, we kicked off the Pink Bra Tour with 2 events: Crossfit 714 and Canyon CrossFit. Sunday was our final event of the weekend at CrossFit South Bay. A Reebok representative, Bri Moreno, and a few CrossFit studs (Kris Clever, Katie Hogan, and Becca Voigt) were there for the events on Saturday and Sunday. Here’s a quick run down of each event, the fundraising totals, and some photos.
CrossFit Newport Beach had 89 participants, and other donations that totaled $5,410. With volunteers and other support, there were approximately 150 people. 3 survivors were presented with survivor necklaces that Fashletics made specially for B4B, and donated for our tour. Two of which were diagnosed younger than 40, and are sisters. Tears flowed throughout the whole crowd during the presentation. Thank you Mel and Carl!!
The Pink Bra Tour
The Pink Bra Tour is more than just a fundraiser, it’s a collective of athletes embarking on a journey across the country with one purpose: to join forces with the community and raise awareness of breast cancer and proactive healthcare.










